Top 3
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77,067 impressions since Aug 21
$10active
What the top 3 get
#1 is in the next newsletter
The leader is featured in the next weekly issue sent to subscribers.
A full analytics dashboard
Impressions by day, placement and country, split by people, search crawlers and AI assistants.
How it works
Every listing is ranked by its active total: the sum of all its paid, unexpired payments. Nothing else counts: no upvotes, no algorithm, no tricks. On a tie, the listing whose latest payment came earlier stays ahead, so passing someone always takes strictly more money. Taking #1 takes $10 more than the current top; every row below it costs $1 more than that row.
No. Payments add up. Every new payment adds on top of what your listing already has live, so outranking someone only costs the difference. If the leader holds $120 and your listing already has $20 active, a $110 payment takes #1: $20 + $110 = $130.
Each payment counts toward your rank for 30 days from its payment, then that payment expires and your active total drops by its amount. A listing whose active total reaches $0 leaves the board until you pay again.
Whatever you decide, in whole dollars. The first payment on a listing starts at $5 and every payment after that is at least $1. The one extra rule is at the top: a payment that takes #1 has to land $10 above the current leader. A single checkout is capped at $10,000.
Straight to your website. Board links open your product site directly and carry rel="sponsored nofollow". Click counts are best-effort and deduplicated.
Yes. Every listing comes with a detailed analytics dashboard: impressions and clicks over time, split by where on PeerPush they happened, who saw your listing (humans, search engine crawlers, AI assistants), and the top countries your audience came from.
Full details, prohibited content, and enforcement live in the Outrank rules.
New bids are closed. Full history in the Outrank rules.
