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One mountain. One ranking. Your altitude is what you paid: pay more, climb. Get outbid, slide down.
click any flag to see who is up there
$100,000, fixed price, once. It does not expire and it cannot be outbid. Until somebody takes it, it stands there as a reminder of what the air above everybody else is worth.
Every zone has an entry minimum and a fixed number of seats. Inside a zone you climb by bidding: one dollar over your neighbour and you are past them. Raises on the same link add up, they do not duplicate.
If you are outbid you drop a place, you do not leave the mountain. Base camp costs 5 dollars and is always open.
Every zone has a minimum entry price and a fixed number of seats. Inside a zone you climb by bidding: pay more than your neighbour and you are past them. Once a zone is full the only way in is to displace somebody — and whoever is left last drops into the zone below, keeping their amount.
Your name, your pitch and your link, right here, from $1,000.
Your name, your pitch and your link, right here, from $250.
Your name, your pitch and your link, right here, from $80.
Your name, your pitch and your link, right here, from $25.
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Your name, your pitch and your link, right here, from $10.
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Your name, your pitch and your link, right here, from $5.
Pick a zone, pay at least the entry minimum, and your link shows up on the mountain within seconds.
To pass somebody you need one dollar more than their bid. Raises on the same link add up, they do not duplicate.
If you are outbid you drop a place, you do not leave: you stay on the mountain at the altitude your payment earns. In a full zone the last-placed drops into the zone below, keeping their amount.
On equal bids the earlier payment wins. No algorithm, no quality score, no hidden promotion.
The Summit is not an auction: it costs $100,000, it is bought once and it never expires. Everything below it is negotiable.
Half of every payment buys the act of putting you on the mountain and does not come back. The other half is your standing balance, and you get it back if you ask us to take the listing down. Both halves count towards your altitude.