Overbid
overbid.lol
A public roast board: pay to put your target at #1, or defend your own spot.
$1.25
Outbid for $1.50 · #1 is grok.bot
Last updated · Content reviewed
overbid.lol is a Haters board: pay to put an X handle or URL at #1 with a public one-line roast underneath it, from tech founders to public figures. 119 handles are listed with over $119 raised total, but nearly every visible bid sits at the $1 floor, meaning current order is mostly decided by who joined first rather than active bidding wars. The board's own #1 slot is @martinuke0 with the bio He built this whole thing, which functions as the site's creator credit.
Our take
This is the largest and most active board in this batch by listing count, and the roast format gives it a shareability the plain URL clones lack: each row is a joke about a real, often well-known person, and the edit-the-hater and share-on-X buttons are built for exactly that kind of screenshot virality. But nearly all 119 rows sitting at the $1 floor tells you the novelty, not sustained bidding, is doing the work; nobody appears to be paying up to defend or contest a rank right now. Fun to browse, not evidence of a real pay-to-play market yet.
Key metrics
- Value score
- F (3/100)
- Total revenue
- $119.25
| Listings | 119 |
| Revenue per bid | $1 |
| Domain rating | 5/100 |
How we calculated this
Ahrefs DR: 5/100.
Bid history
Aug 26
grok.bot
Only bids that changed are listed.
How does overbid.lol work?
Anyone can list an X @handle or URL with a one-line roast bio; rank is bid amount, $1 minimum, raised $0.25 at a time. Paying less than #1 still lists you wherever that bid lands. Entering the same handle again raises it for just the difference; nobody else can steal your rank by matching that gap, they need a strictly higher bid. 119 handles are listed, most sitting at the $1 floor since bidding has not moved past the minimum for the majority of entries; ties keep whoever bid first ahead. The site's own #1 entry, @martinuke0, credits itself with He built this whole thing, a self-referential joke bio that doubles as a creator credit.
Bidding rules
- Bids are US dollars, $1 minimum, raised $0.25 at a time.
- Paying less than #1 still lists you at whatever rank that bid buys.
- Ties keep the order placed; the earlier bid ranks higher.
- Re-enter the same handle or URL to raise it for just the difference.
- App Store, Play Store, GitHub, and similar links are keyed by path so different apps never share a bid.
- Only products, profiles, and handles; no chat or invite links, no sexual content.
- Tracking query strings are stripped from listing links.
What does a listing include?
- X @handle or URL
- A one-line roast bio, editable after listing
- Bid amount and live rank
- Click count per listing
- One-click share-on-X button
Is overbid.lol worth it?
Pros
- +119 listings is the largest, most active board in this batch by far
- +The roast format (a one-line joke bio per handle) is genuinely more shareable than a plain URL-and-bid row
- +Editable bios and one-click X sharing per listing lower the barrier to a viral screenshot
- +Clear rules on tie-breaks, app-store path matching, and tracking-param stripping
- +Raising your own listing only charges the difference above your current bid
Cons
- −Nearly all 119 listings sit at the $1 floor, meaning order reflects who joined first, not active bidding
- −No independent traffic numbers published despite the listing count
- −Public figures (a former president, well-known founders) appear as roast targets without their consent
- −No payment processor named on the site
Who should advertise on overbid.lol?
- Anyone who wants a shareable, joke placement rather than a straight-faced ad slot
- Indie hackers documenting or poking fun at the outbid-clone wave itself
- People fine paying $1 to add a one-line roast about a public figure or rival
How it compares
| Board | CPC | To outbid | Traffic | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Overbid | — | $1.50 | — | F (3) |
| bidout | $0.00/click | $8 | — | C (56) |
| hill.bid | $0.01/click | $2 | 190/mo | D (35) |
| toolarena.lol | $0.01/click | $6 | — | C (58) |
| RankAffiliate | $0.02/click | $6 | — | C (55) |
Frequently asked questions
- How much does it cost to take #1 on overbid.lol?
- $1.25 as of this review, $0.25 more than the current #1''s $1 bid.
- Who built overbid.lol?
- The board's own #1 entry, @martinuke0, carries the bio He built this whole thing, which functions as a self-credited creator note. No other creator information is published.
- Why are almost all the bids exactly $1?
- Most of the 119 listings have never been raised past the $1 floor. Order among tied bids is decided by who joined first, so the current ranking mostly reflects arrival order, not active bidding.
- Can I list someone else without their permission?
- The site does not require consent from the person named; several public figures appear as roast targets without any indication they submitted themselves.