#1 is holding at $1
About streamersbid
A leaderboard where the ranking criterion is stated up front: money. First place costs one dollar more than first place. That's the whole game.
$1
Total bids
1
Streamers ranked
$1
Top bid
1
Active auctions
Questions you'll ask anyway
- How does ranking work?
- Highest total bid wins #1. Bids are cumulative — every payment stacks onto your existing total, so you can climb in increments instead of one lump sum.
- What does it cost?
- One dollar more than whoever is in first place. There is no clock and no daily increase — the price is whatever the current leader has made it, and it moves the moment they do.
- Can I bid more than the minimum?
- Yes, and you probably should. The minimum only clears first place by a dollar, which means the next person clears you for a dollar too. Use the + button.
- Can I bid on a channel that isn't mine?
- Yes, and plenty of people do. Buying the top spot for a streamer you watch is a normal use of this. A listing means somebody paid to put that channel on the board — not that the streamer paid, agreed, or even knows. Any streamer can have their channel removed by writing to us, no legal notice required.
- Do I need an account?
- No. Name, channel URL, email, card. That's it. The email is for your Stripe receipt.
- What do I actually get?
- A ranked slot on the board and a dofollow link to your channel from every page your card appears on. Also the ability to say you're #1 without technically lying.
- Are refunds a thing?
- No. You bought a spot on a leaderboard for streamers with more money than sense. You knew what this was.
First place costs $2 right now.
Current #1$1
Takes it$2one dollar more, and it's yours