King of the Internet

Rules

There can only be one #1. You pay to take the crown. Rank is the bid — nothing else. No ads, no API keys, no revenue share.

How ranking works

  • Bids are whole US dollars. Minimum $1, maximum $1,000,000.
  • To claim #1 you must bid at least $1 more than the current king.
  • Everyone who pays lands on the public leaderboard, ranked by bid (highest first). Only the top bid wears the crown on the globe.
  • Enter the same website or @handle again to raise that listing. The new bid must beat both the current #1 and your own previous price for that URL.
  • If two people checkout at once and a higher bid settles first, a lower payment for a newURL still lands on the leaderboard below #1. Raising an existing URL only applies if your bid beats that listing's current price.

What you can list

  • A product website, or an X @handle.
  • URLs are normalized: http/https, www., and trailing slashes are treated as the same listing.
  • Optional details: name, globe slogan (max 12 characters), description, logo, and brand color.
  • Logos must be uploaded through the site (JPEG, PNG, WebP, or GIF, max 2MB).
  • Keep it clean — no spam, malware, or illegal content. We may remove listings that break that.

After you pay

  • Checkout runs on Stripe. Email is collected there for your receipt.
  • A completed payment is what updates the board — the webhook is the source of truth, not the success redirect.
  • Your listing is public. Card clicks go to the URL or profile you submitted.
  • Click counts are unique per visitor (one count per browser for each card).

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