How it works

Your offer decides your position. Nothing else does.

TopSpot is a market for attention. You list a site, place an offer, and take the position that offer earns. No algorithm, no editorial picks, no waiting list.

You don't need to beat the top offer

An offer slots in wherever its amount lands. Offer $600 into this market and you take #3 — the top offer of $1,000 is irrelevant to you.

Before

#1websiteA.com$1,000
#2websiteB.com$750
#3websiteC.com$500
#4websiteD.com$300
#5websiteE.com$100

After your $600 offer

#1websiteA.com$1,000
#2websiteB.com$750
#3yoursite.com$600
#4websiteC.com$500
#5websiteD.com$300
#6websiteE.com$100

The loop

Claim
Offer
Position
Traffic
Outbid
Move uprepeat

While you hold a spot you appear on the live market and receive the traffic that comes with it. When someone offers past you, you drop — and you get told the exact amount that takes your position back.

The rules, in full

Ranking: Highest offer ranks first. Two equal offers are separated by who got there first — the earlier offer keeps the better position.
Spots: The market holds 100 positions. Offer past #100 and you keep your listing and your full history, but you leave the live board until you raise your offer.
Moving up: Moving up means placing a new offer. To pass an existing offer you need at least $1 more than it.
Getting outbid: You are notified the moment your position changes, with the offer required to take your old spot back. Nothing is deleted — every offer you have ever placed stays in your history.
Payment: Each offer is a one-off payment handled by Stripe. Your position activates only after Stripe confirms the payment, and it is calculated on our servers at that moment — never in your browser. TopSpot never sees or stores your card details.
What you can list: Websites, companies, startups, products, services, tools, creators, communities, stores and blogs. One listing per domain.

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