Rules
Bidding
- Bids are in whole US dollars. $3 minimum, $999,999 maximum, $1 at a time above the minimum.
- You don't have to beat #1 to get listed. Any bid of $3 or more puts you on the board at whatever rank that amount earns. Taking the #1 spot specifically costs the current leader's total plus $5.
- Bids persist. A listing keeps its rank until someone bids higher or gets pushed past it — nothing expires on a timer.
- Already listed? Resubmit the same channel to raise your own bid. Checkout charges only the difference between your new total and your current one, and that rank is tied to your listing — nobody else can take it by paying that difference.
- Bids are non-refundable. If someone outbids you, your spot is gone — that's the game.
The two boards
- All-time — the cumulative total ever paid by a listing. It never resets.
- Today — only money paid in the last 24 hours. Each payment ages off this board 24 hours after it was made, but still counts toward all-time forever.
Listings
- YouTube channels and X profiles both compete on the same board. It ranks by money paid, not audience size, so they are directly comparable.
- Listings are deduped per platform by account identity, not by URL — a YouTube channel by its channel ID, an X profile by its handle.
- Categories are assigned automatically from the account's own data — YouTube's topic data, or the profile bio on X. You can't pick your own.
- No accounts. Your identity here is the channel; your email is used for receipts only and is never shown publicly.
- YouTube data (subscriber count, latest video, thumbnail) comes from the official YouTube Data API. X profiles show name, bio and avatar from the profile's public page; follower counts aren't shown for X, because X charges for that number and the board doesn't rank by it. Both refresh each time you bid.
- The click counter reflects real outbound clicks to your channel or profile through outsubscribe.lol, not self-reported traffic. We don't guarantee any number of clicks, views, followers or subscribers.
What we won't list
- Channels YouTube marks as made for kids. These are rejected automatically.
- Channels run by minors. Every submission requires confirming this, and we remove listings on report.
- Adult content, and chat or invite links posing as channels.