How simp.bid works
Every creator has a public leaderboard of the people who paid to back them. The rank is the money. That's the whole mechanic.
The rules
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Someone adds a creator
Anyone can put any creator on the site, for free. That creates a public board where their fans compete — the creator doesn't have to sign up, agree, or do anything.
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Fans pay for a place on it
Bids start at $5. Whatever you pay is your position: pay more than the person above you and you pass them. Pay again later and your total goes up.
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The board is the whole product
There's no algorithm, no engagement score, no way to game it. The order on screen is the order of the money, and everyone can see both.
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Creators climb too
The front page ranks creators by what their fans have spent. A creator with loyal fans rises without paying anything themselves.
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Creators aren't paid, and don't have to be here
Nothing a fan pays goes to the creator — we're the seller and we keep it. A creator can claim their board to correct it, or ask us to remove it entirely, and we will, without needing a reason.
Money, plainly
A bid buys a position, not access. You’re paying us for a place on a public board. It doesn’t get you access to anything, and it puts the creator under no obligation to acknowledge you.
Creators are not paid. No share of a bid reaches the creator a board names. We are the seller, we keep what you pay, and a board is something we publish about a public figure rather than a shop we run for them.
Bids are refundable for 30 days, for any reason, just by asking. Nobody else has been paid out of your money, so there is nothing to claw back. A reversed bid comes off the board automatically.
If a board is about you and you want it gone, use the report link on it. We take it down and refund everyone on it. You don't have to justify the request.