Outbid.lol: every listing on the board, what it paid and what it got
All 2,909 listings, as the board stood on 15 September 2026. Together they paid $258,850 and received 448,967 clicks in 28 days. Put the listings in order by what they paid, and the one in the middle paid $7. Put them in order by clicks, and the one in the middle got 9. Put them in order by what one click cost them, and the one in the middle paid $1.20 for a single click.
every product, service and person that paid for a position on outbid.lol between 19 August and 15 September 2026, with what each one paid and the clicks it received.
01What this list is
outbid.lol is a public leaderboard you pay to appear on. A product pays, the size of the payment sets the position, and the whole thing is published: every name, every payment, and every click each listing has received.
That is unusual. Almost nowhere else can you see what 2,909 products, services and people paid to be noticed and how many clicks each one received. Both numbers are published by the board, and neither comes from the listings themselves.
This page is the whole board as it stood on the morning of 15 September 2026. What these prices say about whether paying for a better position is worth it is a separate insight, linked at the foot of this page.
02Where the sales estimate comes from, and what it is not
Nobody counts how many sales these listings produced. outbid.lol publishes what each one paid and how many clicks it received, and beside those it publishes its own figure for how many of the clicks became customers. That figure is not a count either: it is worked out the same way the one in this list is, from the clicks and one flat rate.
It is a listing's clicks multiplied by 2.35%, which is the average share of website visitors who go on to do something, such as buy, sign up or book. That average comes from a study of 46 billion website visits by the company Contentsquare.
The same rate is applied to every listing, so it ignores the real differences between businesses. On finance sites the share who buy or sign up is nearer 5%. On most shopping sites it is nearer 2%. Never read the estimate as a forecast for any one listing.
Because the same rate is used everywhere, the sales estimate is just the clicks number made smaller. It tells you nothing the clicks do not already tell you, so treat it as a rough sense of scale and nothing more. That is why the other outbid.lol insight, which had to rest on measured numbers only, leaves it out.
03All 2,909 listings
Search by name, by web address or by anything in a description. Narrow it to one day or one category, order it by any column, and step through it a hundred at a time. Once the list has arrived, every search and every change of order is instant, with no further wait.
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Recorded 15 September 2026, when the board was 28 days old. Rank is the position the payment bought. What each listing paid, its clicks, its category, its description and its date all come from outbid.lol. Price per click is the payment divided by the clicks. The sales estimate is worked out, not counted: it is the listing's clicks multiplied by 2.35%, and the share assumed sits beside it in every row. Because that one rate is applied to every listing, ordering the list by the estimate puts it in much the same order as ordering it by clicks. That is why the Order by menu does not offer it. The figure on the card at the top of the page is worked out from the board's total clicks; adding this column up instead gives a smaller number, because most listings have too few clicks to reach one whole sale, and those rows read under 1. A listing with no clicks yet has no price per click and no estimate at all, so both of those cells show a dash, and those rows sit at the bottom whichever way you order either of them.
outbid.lol · 2,909 listings · 19 August to 15 September 2026
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How this was collected
The whole board was recorded on the morning of 15 September 2026, all 59 pages of it, ranks 1 to 2,909, with no gaps and no listing counted twice. The 2,909 listings point to 2,798 different web addresses, so some of those addresses hold more than one position.
The list on this page is a copy taken at the same moment as every figure above it. That is deliberate. If the words on the page were fixed and the list kept changing, the two would start disagreeing, and nothing would tell you it had happened.
What each listing paid, its clicks, its category, its description and its listing date all come from outbid.lol. Price per click is the payment divided by the clicks. The sales estimate is the clicks multiplied by 2.35% and is the only number here that was not observed.
2,790 of the 2,909 listings had at least one click when this was taken. The other 119 show no price per click and no estimate, because there is nothing yet to work from.
What this list cannot tell you
The click counts are the ones the board showed on one morning. The board is live and its counts keep rising, so a listing here will show fewer clicks than the same listing shows today.
A payment buys a position, not a length of time. Two listings side by side may have been holding their positions for very different lengths of time, and the older one has had longer to collect clicks.
The clicks are counted by the board itself. There is no way to check them from outside, and nothing here says whether a click led to anything at all.
The sales estimate is not a measurement, and no listing on this board has said what it actually sold. It is one average applied to 2,909 very different listings.
88 of the 2,909 listings are not products at all: they are individual people, filed by the board under People, and most of them link to that person's own profile on LinkedIn, X or Instagram. They paid for a position the same way every product did, which is why they are in the list.
Questions
Ask about anything on this page. Questions and answers are public. Every answer comes from the numbers on this page, and if those numbers cannot answer your question, you will be told so.
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Every number on this page comes from outbid.lol, recorded 15 September 2026, apart from the sales estimate, which is worked out rather than counted. Anything you ask about this page is answered from the numbers on it, and where they cannot answer, you will be told.
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