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Snapshot · 2026-09-01

The pay-to-rank leaderboard, tracked

A curated board of live pay-to-rank listings. Every entry links to a full breakdown: what the slot cost, where it sits, and how the difference-only upgrade rule shapes the price.

5listings tracked
$17,246combined held value
$3,562highest tracked slot

The board

Ordered by rank on the source leaderboard. Each row opens a full pricing breakdown.

Five listings today. The board is built from a data file, so new entries drop in without a redesign.

How the pricing actually works

Four rules explain almost every number on this board.

Cost of a position, by who is paying
SituationWhat it costsWorked example
New claimantFull amount, strictly above the incumbentPays $3,505 to take a $3,500 slot
Current holder moving upDifference onlyA $3,500 holder pays $500 to stand at $4,000
Tie on amountOlder listing keeps the better positionMatching a bid is never enough
Money already spentNon-refundable under the published termsSunk, whatever happens to the rank next

The asymmetry is the whole story. Defending a rank costs the difference; taking one costs the full amount. Add a no-refund policy and you get a board where the top numbers only ever travel in one direction.

About this board

OutBid Monster is an independent tracker. We read the public listings on the source board, record what each slot cost at the moment of capture, and write up the mechanics that produced that price.

We do not sell ranks, take a cut, or accept payment for placement. Figures are a dated snapshot rather than a live feed, because a live number on a board that moves every few hours would be wrong more often than right.

Want the mechanics in motion instead of a table? The scrolling walkthrough puts the same five listings on a rendered stage.