Rules
Places on the boards are sold openly. There is no hidden auction, no ad network and no algorithm deciding who is shown — the amount paid is public, and so is the order it produces.
How bidding works
The amount you pay becomes your score. Boards sort by score, highest first. When two listings hold the same score, the earlier one ranks above.
- Minimum bid: $10, whole dollars only.
- Taking the top spot costs at least the current leader plus $5.
- Raising your own listing costs only the difference, minimum $1.
What expires and what does not
On the front page, bids never expire. Money already spent stays on the board as score, which is why the price of the top spot only moves in one direction.
On segment and tag boards, placements run for 30 days from payment. Renewing before expiry keeps your accumulated score; letting it lapse means starting over.
Nothing is refunded. Being outbid is not a refund event — it is the mechanism.
Spotlight
Paying five times the current top bid, minimum $200, puts a listing in the banner above the board for three hours. It does not affect board order. When the three hours end, the amount is added to that listing's score — the money is not spent twice.
What may be listed
A performer username from the platform we track, or any URL. Adult destinations are welcome — this board exists partly because the boards that inspired it do not allow them.
Not allowed: chat and invite links (Telegram, Discord, WhatsApp and similar), link shorteners, and anything whose title or destination suggests minors. That last one is not a judgement call we negotiate.
Price at the moment of payment
Crypto payments take a few minutes to confirm, and the board can move in that time. Your listing takes the position your payment actually affords when it clears — the form shows this before you pay. If you were aiming for a specific rank, bid with a margin.
Anyone can bid for anyone
You do not have to be the performer to put their name on the board, and we do not check. A fan can lift someone they like, a studio can promote its own, an agency can bid for a roster. That is the point of an open board.
There is one limit, and it belongs to the performer rather than to us. Anyone listed here can ask to be removed from the site entirely, and we do it within 48 hours — that promise is older than the auction and it wins over a paid placement.
If that happens to a listing you paid for, the placement comes down. We will write to you, and you can move your score to another target instead of losing it. It is a rare case, but you should know it exists before you spend anything: bidding on someone else means depending on their consent.
Moderation
We remove listings that break these rules, without refund. That includes misleading titles, scams, phishing and anything in the prohibited list above. We would rather lose a payment than host it.
What you get
A row on the board with your name and a link, marked as promoted, with a public click counter. The counter is visible to everyone, including you — it is the honest answer to "is this worth it", and it is also why we have no incentive to inflate it.
We do not promise traffic volumes. The board shows what it shows; the click counter tells you what happened.