Outbid My App launches a leaderboard ranked only by what each listing paid
Outbid My App (outbidmyapp.com) is a public leaderboard for iOS apps, Android apps and websites. A listing's position is determined by the amount paid for it, and by nothing else.
There is no algorithm, no editorial selection and no voting. A listing that pays more than the one above it takes that position. Where two listings have paid the same amount, the older listing holds the higher rank. The site publishes the exact amount behind every position.
The minimum transaction is $1. Paying less than the top amount still places a listing wherever that amount reaches.
The board launched with no listings and carries no seeded, demonstration or placeholder rows. Every figure on it reflects a completed payment. The operator describes this as load-bearing rather than decorative: once one number on the board is invented, none of them mean anything.
Listings display only the copy published by the relevant app store, or, for websites, the metadata published by the site itself. Bidders cannot write text. Because anyone may list any app, that restriction is what stops a paid position being used to describe a product its owner does not control. Owners can request removal by email.
The site makes no claim to generate downloads or traffic. It publishes a click count on every listing so that visitors can judge that for themselves.
A bid buys an amount, not a position. The board can move while a payment is in flight, and the site says so rather than implying a rank was purchased. Rank changes only on a verified payment webhook.
Outbid My App runs on Cloudflare Workers, with payments processed by Stripe. It is live at https://outbidmyapp.com.