Mostexpensivelink
mostexpensivelink.com
One link rules the homepage. Pay $1 more than the last owner to take it.
$121
Outbid for $122 · #1 is my.mobile
Last updated · Content reviewed
Most Expensive Link is a single-link board where only one website owns the homepage link at any time. To take it, you pay $1 more than the previous owner. With 27 owners, $1,881 total spent, and 10,926 clicks delivered across all owners, it is the highest-revenue single-link board in the directory. Past owners stay permanently clickable on the /history page, accumulating clicks indefinitely.
Our take
At a median CPC around $0.17 across 27 ownership periods, Most Expensive Link delivers surprisingly cheap traffic for a novelty board. The single-link model concentrates all visitor attention on whoever holds the link right now, creating genuine click volume (current owner saw 129 clicks in under 6 hours). The catch: ownership is temporary and non-refundable, so you are paying for attention bursts rather than sustained placement. The permanent /history listing provides long-tail value as past owners continue accumulating clicks forever.
Key metrics
- Cost per click
- $0.27/click
- Avg clicks
- 328
- Value score
- C (43/100)
- Monthly traffic
- 287.7K/mo
- Total revenue
- $3,376
| Listings | 1 |
| Total bids | 40 |
| Total clicks | 15,581 |
| Revenue per bid | $84.40 |
| Domain rating | 9/100 |
| Growth trend | → Stable |
| Board age | 18 days |
How we calculated this
Homepage + /history via direct/direct. 40 owners, $3,376 total spent, 15,581 clicks delivered. CPC = median(paid/clicks) across 40 owners ($0.27/click). 172,614 lifetime visitors. Ahrefs DR: 9/100.
Bid history
Sep 8
my.mobile
Sep 3
my.mobile
Sep 2
Aug 31
wandrio.net
Aug 31
hubcityslaps.com
Aug 30
bump.energy
Aug 28
instagram.com/adspedia
Aug 27
predictionmarkets.us
Only bids that changed are listed.
How does mostexpensivelink.com work?
A single link occupies the homepage at any time. Pay $1 more than the current value to claim it. The previous owner is dethroned but stays permanently listed on the /history page, where they continue accumulating clicks indefinitely. All payments are non-refundable. Links use rel=nofollow sponsored.
Bidding rules
- Pay $1 more than the current link value to take ownership.
- Your money promotes the site - there are no refunds.
- Previous owners stay permanently clickable on the /history page.
- Links use rel=nofollow sponsored noopener noreferrer.
- The current owner can be dethroned at any time by a new buyer.
- Click counts are tracked and displayed publicly for each owner.
- All 27 past owners remain listed with their paid amount, clicks, and hold duration.
What does a listing include?
- Your website displayed as the sole homepage link while you own it
- All clicks directed exclusively to your URL during ownership
- Permanent entry on the /history page with click counter
- Owner number and ownership duration tracked publicly
- Live click counter visible to all visitors
Is mostexpensivelink.com worth it?
Pros
- +Very cheap median CPC (~$0.17) across all 27 ownership periods
- +All visitor attention concentrated on a single link - no competition for clicks
- +Past owners stay permanently clickable on /history and keep accumulating clicks
- +100,000+ lifetime visitors to the site
- +Live viewer counter and visitor odometer create social proof
- +Simple mechanic - pay $1 more than the last owner to take the link
Cons
- −Ownership is temporary and non-refundable - you will be dethroned
- −Links use rel=nofollow sponsored - no SEO value
- −No monthly traffic guarantees - traffic depends on viral attention
- −Single link means you cannot maintain a persistent presence
- −Minimum takeover cost increases with every owner ($109 to claim currently)
- −No analytics dashboard - click data only visible on the /history page
Who should advertise on mostexpensivelink.com?
- Brands wanting a burst of cheap clicks from a novelty source
- Companies comfortable with non-refundable attention-based spend
- Marketers seeking permanent long-tail clicks via the /history page
- Anyone who wants to say they owned the most expensive link on the internet
How it compares
| Board | CPC | To outbid | Traffic | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mostexpensivelink | $0.27/click | $122 | 287.7K/mo | C (43) |
| Topbid | $0.33/click | $3 | — | C (53) |
| Tophuman | $0.35/click | $5 | — | C (53) |
| Xme | $0.19/click | $47 | — | B (60) |
| Bidanything | $0.35/click | $101 | 4.8K/mo | D (35) |
Frequently asked questions
- How does Most Expensive Link work?
- One link owns the homepage at a time. Pay $1 more than the current value to take it. The previous owner is dethroned but stays permanently listed on the /history page where they continue accumulating clicks.
- Can I get a refund?
- No. All payments are final and non-refundable. Your money goes toward promoting the site and generating traffic to whoever holds the link.
- Do past owners still get clicks?
- Yes. Every past owner stays clickable on the /history page permanently. Some former owners have accumulated hundreds of additional clicks after losing the homepage link.
- Is there any SEO benefit?
- No. All outbound links use rel=nofollow sponsored noopener noreferrer. There is no link equity passed to your domain.
- How much does it cost to take the link right now?
- The current takeover price is always $1 more than the last owner paid. Check the homepage for the live price - it increases with every new owner.