Bid your way to the top

Rules

Everbid is one public mountain with twenty places. Your position is decided by a single number: the dollar amount attached to your listing. Nothing else is weighed — not clicks, not followers, not who you know.

Ranking

• Bids are whole US dollars. Every place starts at $1; the ceiling for any listing is $999,999. Amounts move in steps of $1.
• To take any place — including the summit — you only need to match the amount sitting there. Bidding less is fine too: you simply land wherever your amount fits in the order.
• Listings keep their amount until their owner raises it or someone passes them. When two listings hold the same amount, the newer bid ranks ahead — so matching a price takes that place.
• Paste the same link again to raise your own listing. Your new total has to be at least $1 above what you already hold, and you are charged only the gap between the two. Nobody else can leapfrog you by paying that gap; a different listing always pays its full bid.
• The mountain holds twenty places. A bid that lands below #20 does not make the board.
• A bid buys the place it was quoted for. If someone climbs past you between opening checkout and the payment settling, the bid is not placed and you are refunded in full.

What can be listed

• A product URL or an @handle. The listing takes its name from the link, and the chunk is filled with the main colour of your logo — you do not pick the colour yourself.
• Links open through a counted redirect, and the click total sits on your chunk next to the day you took the place.
• No adult content, no impersonation of someone else's brand, no malware or scam pages. Listings that break this are removed without refund.

Once you have paid

• Your place is claimed the moment the payment completes — not when the checkout opens.
• The listing is public and stays on the mountain until someone passes you.
• Bids are not refundable when you get outranked. Being passed is the whole game; raise your bid to climb back.

Payments & disputes

• Checkout is handled by Whop, which acts as merchant of record. By finishing a checkout you confirm that you chose the amount yourself, understood that it buys a position on a public board rather than a product or service, and authorise the charge.
• A place can be overtaken at any time by a higher bid. That is how the mountain works, and it is not grounds for a refund or a payment dispute.
• If something went wrong — a double charge, a listing that never appeared, a payment that didn't apply — get in touch first using the support address on your receipt. Genuine errors are fixed quickly; a chargeback filed without contacting us may result in the listing being removed.
• Nothing here limits rights that cannot be waived under your local consumer law.

What this is

Everbid is a single public mountain. You put a dollar amount on a name, and that amount is your altitude — no campaigns to configure, no bidding algorithms, no cut of your traffic. Whoever is willing to stand highest, stands highest.

Why it exists

Getting anything noticed is brutally hard, and most attention channels are either opaque or pay-to-spray. This is the opposite: one mountain, one number, fully transparent. If you think you deserve the eyeballs, you can put your money where your altitude is — and anyone can outbid you tomorrow.