THE STORY
About fitbid.club
One hundred slots. Write a line. Pay for a tile. Compete for #1.
Each tile is an ad: your name or site, your claim, and the bid that bought the rank. The claim is what people read. The money is how you take the spot.
The open bidding idea comes from outbid.lol. The 100-slot board is closer to billbored, except rank is still the bid — not whoever paid last.
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Why 100 slots?
A finite board is the product. $2 puts you on it. One dollar more than the current leader takes the top row. When the wall is full, only the top 100 bids stay visible.
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Who built it
Abhijith — software engineer and indie maker.
I like turning small ideas into focused products and shipping them in public. @abhip_me
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More things I’ve built
QUICK ANSWERS
Good to know
Does my claim decide my rank?
No. Your bid takes the slot. The claim is what people read on the tile.
Do I have to take #1?
No. $2 puts you on the board in the rank that amount buys. One dollar more than #1 takes the top row.
Do I need an X handle?
No. A name is enough. If you start it with @, we treat it as an X handle. A website pulls the logo.
What if all 100 slots are filled?
Only the top 100 bids are shown. To appear on a full board you have to beat the lowest tile.