Public ranking
The board sorts on bid. No editorial boost, no private deals, no 'featured' slot you cannot see.
The house rules
About
out.auction is a public leaderboard. You pay to stand above everyone else. Outbid your competitors to rank #1 — that's it.
Visitors
1,461,172
Today
$22,418
$99,171 all-time
Highest bid
$104
Google Workspace
Why this exists
Attention already trades. Most of it hides inside private aftermarkets and quiet broker lists. out.auction puts the price on a public wall. If a live SaaS product wants to stand above another, it pays — and everyone can see the number.
How ranking works
- Bids are whole US dollars. New spots start at $5.
- Paying less than #1 still puts you on the board at the rank that bid can take.
- Enter the same domain to raise. You only pay the difference.
- Tracking query strings are ignored. Rank is the bid.
What you can list
Live SaaS product domains that respond right now. Expired, dropped, and dead names are blocked. If the site isn't live, it doesn't belong here.
What we don't do
We don't sell a quiet boost. We don't shuffle the board after you pay. We don't refund a bid because someone else raised — you still occupy the rank that dollar amount can take.
You pay the gap
Already listed? The checkout is the difference between your current bid and the new one.
What we refuse
Expired, dropped, and dead names stay off the floor. If the domain does not respond, it does not list.
How the house works
Three steps. Then the bid is the rank.
01
Name the product
Paste a live SaaS domain. We check that it responds before it can sit on the board.
02
Pick the room
Every category has its own ranking. You compete with people selling the same kind of attention.
03
Pay the bid
Rank is the dollar amount. Raise later and you only pay the difference. It goes live when payment confirms.
Proof, not pitch
From the people who took #1
Teams that hold the top ranks report the highest close rates we see on the board — most book a call in the first week.
94%
booked a call in 7 days
41%
close rate on inbound
3.8×
pipeline vs ads
RK
Rafi Kamal
@rafikamal · Aug 18
We held #1 for nine days with a live product. Sales started treating the board like a channel: 41% close rate on inbound that week, first paid deal in four days.
fourth intro call before lunch
all from the board, not ads
pipeline is actually moving
SO
Sable Ortiz
@sable · Aug 22
We took the top slot on a Thursday. By Saturday the bid had already paid for itself. We kept the rank and the calendar stayed full.
12.4k
visits
1,840
signups
47
calls booked
NV
Nara Voss
@naravoss · Aug 24
One raise into #3. Demo requests doubled overnight. We closed two retainers before the next board refresh — 67% of inbound was from the listing.
67%
inbound from board
2
retainers closed
14h
to first close
JP
Jules Park
@julespark · Aug 21
The category was noisy. We outbid the slot and the waitlist converted at 38%. Sales stopped asking where the leads came from.
38% waitlist → paid
category #1 for six days
best CAC week this year
MC
Mina Cole
@minacole · Aug 25
We were buried on page two of every ad report. One bid into the top ten and outbound reply rate jumped from 4% to 29%. Three enterprise intros that Friday.
29%
reply rate
9.1×
vs cold outbound
3
enterprise intros
AH
Asha Holm
@ashaholm · Aug 19
Launch week, no PR firm. #1 on the board for 72 hours. 91% of waitlist joins cited the listing. The campaign paid back before we dropped rank.
91% of joins named the board
paid back in 72 hours
would buy the slot again
Straight answers
Before you send the bid
Is #1 bought, or do you pick winners?+−
Bought. Rank is the bid — nothing else. We do not reorder friends, sponsors, or 'strategic' listings.
When does my listing go live?+−
As soon as payment confirms. If someone outbids you while you are checking out, you still appear at the rank your bid can take. That bid is not refunded.
Do I pay the full amount every time I raise?+−
No. Enter the same domain. You only send the difference.
What can I list?+−
Live SaaS product domains that respond right now. Expired and dead names are blocked. Query strings are ignored when we match a listing.
How is Today different from All-time?+−
All-time ranks on the live bid. Today ranks on dollars spent since midnight UTC. A day-bid also lands on the all-time board.