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linkforadollar.com

Claim a permanent branded listing for $1, then compete for #1.

$11

Outbid for $12 · #1 is Jobbeacon

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linkforadollar.com sells a permanent branded listing for $1, then lets you bid extra to take #1 on a live link leaderboard. The homepage reports $19 paid, 6 bids, and 543 outbound clicks. Our last scan counted 10 claimed links with Microsite at #1 for $10 and a $0.11 median CPC. Some grid squares show $0 paid with high clicks (Ahrefs 84, Semrush 87).

Our take

The $1 permanent square plus a separate #1 bid is a clearer product than most clones. $0.11 scan CPC and 543 outbound clicks on $19 paid is one of the cheaper click ratios in this batch. Unpaid squares with 80+ clicks look like editorial or seed rows, so do not price CPC off those. Good $1 test if you want a lasting grid cell with a category tag.

Key metrics

Cost per click
$0.02/click
Avg clicks
73
Value score
B (63/100)
Total revenue
$33
Listings14
Total clicks1,142
Revenue per bid$2.36
Domain rating30/100
Verified dataLast scanned
How we calculated this

CPC = median(bid/clicks) across 14 live listings with click data ($0.02/click median). Clicks are as reported on the board, not a monthly estimate. Ahrefs DR: 30/100.

Bid history

Oct 6

$11

Jobbeacon

Aug 30

$11↑ $1

Jobbeacon

Aug 26

$10

Microsite

Only bids that changed are listed.

How does linkforadollar.com work?

$1 claims a permanent branded square on a categorized grid. A separate featured bid competes for #1 on the live link leaderboard. Categories range from SEO to crypto. Homepage totals: $19 paid, 6 bids, 543 outbound clicks.

Bidding rules

  • $1 gets a permanent branded listing.
  • A separate bid competes for #1 on the live leaderboard.
  • Every click is described as landing on your site.
  • Listings are filed into public categories.
  • Homepage currently prints $19 paid, 6 bids, and 543 outbound clicks.

What does a listing include?

  • Permanent branded square with label and host
  • Category tag
  • Paid amount and click count
  • Optional featured amount competing for #1
  • Grid, list, and map placement

Is linkforadollar.com worth it?

Pros

  • +$1 permanent listing, not only a rental rank
  • +543 outbound clicks printed on the homepage
  • +$0.11 median CPC on our last scan
  • +Category tags (SEO, agents, design, and more)
  • +Grid, list, and map views

Cons

  • −$0 paid squares with high clicks mix seed inventory into the grid
  • −Only $19 paid and 6 bids on the current homepage totals
  • −Payment processor unpublished
  • −#1 bid and $1 claim are easy to confuse
  • −Link rel unpublished

Who should advertise on linkforadollar.com?

  • Sites that want a $1 permanent cell they can promote later
  • Products that fit a named category on the grid
  • Advertisers who will ignore $0 seed squares when doing CPC math

How it compares

BoardCPCTo outbidTrafficValue
Linkforadollar$0.02/click$12—B (63)
Mac Apps€0.02/click€11—C (55)
Outbidception$0.02/click$10.01—C (56)
RankAffiliate$0.02/click$6—C (55)
Highrank$0.03/click$11—C (55)

Frequently asked questions

What do I get for $1?
A permanent branded listing on the grid. That cell stays yours. Competing for #1 is a separate, higher bid on the live leaderboard. Our last scan had Microsite at #1 for $10.
What is the CPC?
Our last scan measured a $0.11 median CPC across 10 claimed links with click data, about 46.5 clicks per listing. The homepage now prints 543 outbound clicks on $19 paid. Ignore $0 seed squares when you do the math.
Why do Ahrefs and Semrush show $0 paid?
The trending grid includes unpaid squares with high click counts. Treat those as seed or editorial cells, not as $1 claims. Paid rows show a paid amount.
Can I pick a category?
Yes. The bid form lists categories from SEO and AI visibility through agencies, crypto, and other.
Is the listing actually permanent?
The product copy says permanent branded listing for $1, then promote for as long as you choose. There is no public takedown or expiry page beside that claim.
By Rishit