Dontbid
dontbid.lol
The top of the page is for sale. Rank is total paid.
$15
Outbid for $16 · #1 is Feedbid
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dontbid.lol is a lifetime-spend board that sells the top of the page. Every payment adds to a domain's running total, so rank is money paid, not last bid wins. Nine products are listed, with Feedbid at #1 for $15. The rules page is unusually clear: links are nofollow, payments are final, and a paid row buys placement plus clicks, not a backlink.
Our take
This is one of the more honest small boards. Public click counts sit on every row (Feedbid 87, CleanScan 79, AgentPhone 58 on a $1 bid), and the rules refuse to sell SEO value. Nine listings and $65.51 paid keep it a test channel, not a market. Use it if you want cheap, counted clicks and can live with nofollow.
Key metrics
- Value score
- F (1/100)
- Total revenue
- $65.51
| Listings | 9 |
| Revenue per bid | $7.28 |
| Domain rating | 2/100 |
How we calculated this
Ahrefs DR: 2/100.
How does dontbid.lol work?
Every payment adds to a listing's running total. Rank is that total, highest first. Ties go to whoever paid first. One listing per normalized domain. Passing a row costs at least $1 more than its total. Payments start at $1, cap at $50,000, and are final. Outbound links are rel=nofollow noopener with no referrer.
Bidding rules
- Rank is cumulative total paid. Ties go to whoever paid first.
- One listing per normalized domain. Re-paying the same host adds to the row.
- To pass a row you must end at least $1 above its total.
- Payments start at $1 and cap at $50,000. Amounts come from the payment webhook, not the browser.
- No refunds, ever.
- Outbound links are rel=nofollow noopener with no referrer.
- Malware, scams, and blocked domains can be hidden without a refund.
What does a listing include?
- Product name, one-line pitch, and normalized domain
- Running total paid and rank
- Public click count and recency
- Exact take-price to pass that row
Is dontbid.lol worth it?
Pros
- +Public click counts on every row
- +Lifetime totals stack, so early spend compounds
- +$1 floor; you do not have to take #1
- +Written rules: nofollow, no refunds, one listing per domain
- +Take-price printed next to each row
Cons
- −Nine listings and $65.51 paid is a small audience
- −Outbound links are nofollow with no referrer, so this is not link building
- −No refunds, including wrong links and shutdowns
- −Payment processor is not named on the public pages
- −Takedowns are at operator discretion with no money back
Who should advertise on dontbid.lol?
- Products that want counted clicks without pretending it is SEO
- Domains that can live with a nofollow outbound redirect
- Founders willing to stack small top-ups instead of a one-shot #1
How it compares
Frequently asked questions
- How does ranking work on dontbid.lol?
- Rank is total paid. Every payment adds to that listing's running total. A product that paid $10 five times sits at $50, not $10. Ties go to whoever landed the first payment earlier.
- Do links from dontbid.lol help SEO?
- No. The rules page says outbound links carry rel=nofollow noopener and the click redirect sends no referrer. A paid row buys placement and clicks, not a ranking signal.
- Can I get a refund if I am outbid?
- No. Payments are final: not for being passed, not for the wrong link, not if the site shuts down. Being passed is the mechanic working.
- What is the minimum bid?
- $1 for a new listing or a top-up. You do not have to take #1. Paying less still puts you at the rank that total buys. Passing a row costs at least $1 more than its total.
- How many clicks do listings get?
- Each row prints a public click count. On the live board Feedbid has 87 clicks at $15, CleanScan has 79 at $5.13, and AgentPhone has 58 at $1. Those are board-reported clicks, not unique visitors.