How it works

Biddr is a public list of product URLs and X handles. Each row shows a name, a link, and a dollar amount. That amount is the bid. Rank follows the bid. That is the whole product.

Claim a new listing

1. Go to biddr.lol and paste a product URL or an @handle.
2. Set a whole-dollar bid. New listings can start at $1.
3. Complete checkout in Stripe. When payment succeeds, the row goes live.
4. You land at the highest rank your bid can buy. If #1 costs more than you paid, you still appear further down.

Raise an existing listing

Already on the board? Enter the same URL or handle again and submit a higher total. You only pay the difference, and the new amount must beat your old bid by at least $1. Nobody else can bump your listing by paying that gap for you.

What visitors see

Clicks leave the board through a clean link. Tracking query strings are stripped, so affiliate tags will not survive. Trending and latest activity on the homepage reflect real clicks and recent payments.

What Biddr does not do

There is no quality score, no upvote queue, and no promise that a listing changes your Google position. You are buying a visible slot on a board people browse when the format trends. Treat it like a paid directory with a public price tag.