inbid.in is a public rank-claim leaderboard where a product owner pays $2 to claim a numbered slot, submits a product URL, and picks one of 18 categories to be listed under. The site runs entirely in the browser and publishes live counters next to the board.
What is inbid.in?
inbid.in is a web-based leaderboard where placement is bought rather than voted on. The input is a product URL, a chosen category, and a rank claim (the page currently offers Claim #1 for $2); the output is a public listing on the leaderboard, viewable through an All-time feed or a Today feed that shows the current day's activity. The page displays three running statistics — visitors since launch, dollars spent on ranks, and clicks sent — which at the time of capture read 18 visitors, $0 spent on ranks, and 0 clicks sent, with no products listed yet.
What makes inbid.in stand out?
- Fixed $2 rank claim — claiming the top slot is priced at a flat 2 dollars in the page's own dollar field, rather than a bidding or auction system.
- Self-selected position — the claim form asks for the rank you want, so position is chosen by the buyer at the moment of purchase.
- All-time and Today leaderboards — the site splits its board into a permanent ranking and a daily view at
/today, so recent activity can be seen separately from the full history. - 18 preset categories — listings are filed under a fixed taxonomy that includes Platforms, Management, Image Resources, Audio Editing, Typography, Growth, Video Resources, Website Creation, Screen Recording, Copywriting, Font Resources, Audio Resources, Video Editing, Image Editing, Audio Recording, Note-taking, Inspiration, and a catch-all Others.
- Public performance counters — visitor count, total dollars spent on ranks, product count, and clicks sent are displayed on the homepage rather than hidden in a dashboard.
- Two-field submission — the only inputs requested are the product URL and the category, with the rank claim set by the plan you buy.
Who should use inbid.in?
- Indie founders launching a new tool: buy a slot in a matching category to get a link and a placement on a live board before the listing count grows.
- Directory and launch-list collectors: track the Today feed and click counters to see which categories and positions attract traffic.
- Side-project makers testing cheap distribution: spend a single $2 claim to check whether a paid leaderboard slot sends any visitors at all.
What can you do with inbid.in?
- Launch a product with a link: submit a product URL, choose a category such as Video Editing or Growth, and pay $2 to appear on the board with a trackable click path.
- Compete for the visible top of a board: claim a specific rank number so the listing appears at a chosen spot instead of a random position in a list.
- Watch early board traction: read the visitor and clicks-sent counters to judge whether the board is generating traffic before buying another slot.
How does inbid.in work?
- Paste the product URL into the claim form.
- Pick one category from the 18-item list.
- Set the rank claim and pay the $2 amount in dollars.
- The listing appears on the All-time board (and on Today if active), with the site's visitor and click counters updating alongside it.
Pricing
inbid.in uses paid, one-off rank claims: the page lists Claim #1 at $2, and the homepage displays a running total of dollars spent on ranks.
FAQ
Is inbid.in free to list on?
No. The homepage lists the top slot at $2 in the "Amount in dollars" field, and a "$0 spent on ranks" counter shows that listings are paid purchases rather than free submissions.
How many products are listed on inbid.in?
At the time of capture the homepage states "No websites listed yet" and shows a product count of 0, with 18 visitors since launch and 0 clicks sent, so the board was effectively empty.
What categories can I list my product under?
There are 18 fixed categories: Platforms, Management, Image Resources, Audio Editing, Typography, Growth, Video Resources, Website Creation, Screen Recording, Copywriting, Font Resources, Audio Resources, Video Editing, Image Editing, Audio Recording, Note-taking, Inspiration, and Others.
What information do I need to submit?
The claim form asks for the product URL and a category; the rank and the $2 dollar amount are set on the page, so there is no long application or description field to fill in.
Can I see daily changes on the leaderboard?
Yes. The site has separate All-time and Today views, linked in the navigation, so the same board can be read as a permanent ranking or as a single day's snapshot.
