Rules
Pay to rank a public LinkedIn page. Rank is the bid — nothing else.
How ranking works
- New listings are whole US dollars, $5 minimum, $50,000 maximum, $1 at a time. Bids already on the board keep their amount until they raise or get outranked.
- Taking #1 costs at least $1 more than the current top bid. Paying less still puts you on the board at whatever rank that bid can take. Equal bids stay in the order they were placed — the older bid keeps the higher rank.
- Enter the same LinkedIn link again to raise that listing to any rank. The new bid must be at least $1 above its current bid; you only pay the difference.
- Listings use a stable LinkedIn identity, so equivalent link formats point to one listing. Tracking query strings are ignored.
- The Products catalog is the exception: it mirrors LinkedIn search order and has no bids.
What you can list
- Use a live public LinkedIn person, company, post, group, job, product, event, school, service or course URL. We validate the link format; you are responsible for making sure the page is public. Bare handles are treated as people.
- Search results, generic feed pages, invite links and other non-resource pages are not allowed.
- Links to sexual content are not allowed. If it is porn, NSFW, or an adult platform, it does not belong on the board.
- Query parameters are stripped from listing links. Affiliate, referral and tracking URLs will not work.
- LinkedIn's own lnkd.in short links are expanded to their final supported LinkedIn URL.
After you pay
- Your listing is public. Clicks go to the LinkedIn page you submitted, without query parameters.
- A completed payment is what claims the rank.
Payment & chargebacks
By completing a purchase, you confirm that you have reviewed the product and pricing and authorize the payment. Placing a bid does not guarantee #1 — someone can outbid you at any time — and bids are non-refundable, since your listing stays on the board either way. If you have an issue with your purchase, contact us before initiating a payment dispute or chargeback. Nothing here limits rights that cannot legally be excluded.