TokenGod is a public leaderboard for founders to publish AI spend, revenue, and proof labels, then be ranked by public reactions and efficiency signals. It also supports paid exposure through a separate Top Funded board.
TokenGod is a public leaderboard for founder listings that show AI spend, reported revenue, and visible proof labels. The product page frames it around letting founders show what they spent on AI, what the business earned, and how public reactions affect ranking.
The site separates organic leaderboard placement from paid exposure. Listings can be founder reported or provider verified, and the result is presented on boards such as Most Respected, Most Roasted, and Top Funded, with public votes and efficiency scores shaping the outcome.
Profiles can show AI spend, revenue, return, and efficiency for a selected reporting window. The listing also displays proof labels such as founder reported, API verified, or Stripe revenue verified where applicable.
TokenGod ranks separate boards for public reactions and paid exposure. The page distinguishes public verdict boards from the paid Top Funded board.
The site uses reactions such as love and roast, with one of each reaction allowed per browser. Reaction totals contribute to leaderboard position and public visibility.
The leaderboard compares revenue divided by AI spend for the selected window. The site says stronger proof wins exact reaction-count ties.
Users can enter from a $3 minimum and bid for Top Funded, while the site also mentions up to three products per entry and a separate paid exposure path.
TokenGod generates a shareable card intended for X, so founders can publish once and let visitors react to a compact summary of their listing.
A founder can publish a listing that shows AI spend, revenue, and proof labels, then let the public react to the result on the leaderboard.
A builder can compare whether a product looks strong on revenue efficiency versus raw backing, using the separate ranking boards shown on the site.
A visitor can browse ranked listings to discover tools, see reported outcomes, and follow product links from the leaderboard.
A founder can pay the entry fee, choose proof, and try to reach the public-facing boards rather than only the paid Top Funded slot.
A creator can post a shareable card to X and use public reactions as social proof around a product launch or milestone.
TokenGod is designed for founder listings where users publish AI spend, revenue, and proof labels, then receive public reactions that affect visible ranking on the leaderboard.
The site shows an entry cost of $3 minimum. The pricing page also says additional-product fees and Top Funded boosts are one-time payments, but it does not publish a fuller pricing table in the provided content.
The site indicates you can verify organization API spend, or report a Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor membership, or exact OpenRouter usage. Listings can also be founder reported, and proof labels show which path was used.
TokenGod stores public listing content, ranking data, reactions, and related operational metadata. Its terms say verification keys are used transiently, not retained, and that published listing data is public.
The terms say an anonymous founder mode hides the founder identity on the public listing, but it does not make the product or submitted figures private.
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