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Rules
Short page. Read it once, then you don’t get to be surprised.
1. How ranking works
- Rank is the amount paid toward a listing. That’s the whole algorithm.
- $5 puts a creator on the board.
- Raising a listing costs more as it climbs: +$15 under $200, +$50 to $999, +$150 to $4,999, +$400 above that.
- Same amount, two listings? Whoever got there first stays ahead.
- The price is calculated when you start checkout, from the amount showing at that moment. The number on the Stripe page is the number you agreed to.
- The board updates the second your payment clears. Not before.
2. What you can list
- A creator profile you own, or one you’re allowed to put up.
- A link that goes somewhere real — the profile, not a redirect chain.
- Not: anyone who hasn’t agreed to be there, impersonations, anything illegal where it can be viewed, or links that exist to scam whoever clicks them.
- Anyone can pay toward any listing. Paying for one doesn’t make it yours.
3. After you pay
- Your bid lands and the board reorders. That part is instant.
- Getting outbid is the expected outcome, not a malfunction. There is no refund for it, and no time limit you were promised.
- If someone else’s payment clears first and takes the spot you were buying, your payment still counts and still isn’t refunded — it may not move the rank at all. Stripe decides the order, by confirmation time.
- You’re buying a number going up. You are not renting a position.
4. What gets you removed
- Listing someone who didn’t agree to be listed. They ask, it goes.
- Impersonation, illegal content, or a link that turns into one later.
- Charging back a payment that worked exactly as this page describes.
- Removal doesn’t refund anything already paid toward that listing. Money spent on a listing that breaks these rules is money spent.
Followers don’t matter here. Some rankings use judges. Ours uses Stripe.
OutCreate — the least objective creator ranking on the internet.