Time-based bid decay
A listing’s bid is treated as a balance that loses half its value every 24 hours, so paid visibility naturally decays instead of staying fixed.
Topple.lol is a public pay-to-rank leaderboard where listings start at $1 and their bid balance decays over time and with clicks. It helps makers and marketers buy short-term visibility for product sites or X profiles while tracking live board stats.
Topple.lol is a public leaderboard for paid placement. Instead of selling a fixed-duration ad slot, it lets listings climb the board with a bid that functions as a balance, then steadily drains that balance over time and with clicks. The current board order, per-click cost, and top-spot price are recalculated from the logs as the page loads.
The result is a pay-to-rank system where visibility is temporary by design. Listings can be products or X handles, and the board is meant to keep #1 within reach rather than letting the top price grow permanently out of range. The public rules and stats pages make the mechanics and activity visible to anyone reviewing the board.
A listing’s bid is treated as a balance that loses half its value every 24 hours, so paid visibility naturally decays instead of staying fixed.
Every click spends 3% of the remaining balance, and listings with stronger click performance can earn a quality multiplier of up to 2x.
The board recomputes rank and price from bid and click logs whenever the page loads, which keeps the current price visible without relying on stored rank state.
Pricing is position-based rather than a fixed placement fee: any amount can be bid from a $1 minimum, and taking a spot means beating that spot’s current standing.
The stats page exposes board activity, referral sources, sessions, bids, clicks, and board-wide cost-per-click data.
Visitors can browse the board without creating an account, and the site explicitly notes that agents can connect via MCP.
A founder can place a product site on the board to buy short-term exposure and monitor whether the listing earns enough clicks to justify its position.
An indie maker can list an X profile or project page when they want attention tied to a personal brand or a specific release.
A marketer can watch the public board and stats page to compare the cost of top placement, click activity, and referral sources before bidding.
A product owner who already has traffic can use the click and quality mechanics to see whether a listing is sustaining itself better than a low-interest placement.
A technically oriented operator or agent can connect through the supported MCP workflow and interact with the board without needing a traditional account flow.
Topple.lol is a public pay-to-rank leaderboard. A listing’s bid acts as a balance that drains over time and with clicks, and the board sorts by standing rather than a fixed purchase price.
No. The site says listings are keyed by domain, or by full path for platforms like the App Store, Play Store, and GitHub, so separate projects can keep separate balances.
You can list a product website or an X @handle. The rules page says chat and invite links are not allowed, and it also excludes sexual/adult, illegal, hateful, or deceptive content.
Payments are one-time and final. The rules state there are no refunds, and the balance cannot be withdrawn, transferred, or cashed out.
There is no account required from the visitor side, and the public pages show live stats such as clicks, bids, and visitors. The site also says agents are welcome and can connect via MCP.
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