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The live arena, where a paid claim plays out as a title fight and the challenger either takes the rank or walks out beaten at whatever rank the money bought

Bidchamp

CLIENT

Bidchamp

YEAR

2026

INDUSTRY

Advertising

SERVICES

Product & SaaS

Key Highlights

Nobody watches an ad slot change hands

Pay-per-click and pay-per-impression are invisible transactions. Nothing is watchable about being outbid, so no content comes out of it. Static featured listings never dramatise someone taking your place, and a buyer has no visible, shareable proof their money did anything.

Every payment buys a visible takeover

Losing a rank is shareable content, and buyers get click counts for what they paid. The board resets daily, so a one-time purchase becomes a recurring mechanic, and fifteen categories mean fifteen number-one slots to sell.

The home board: the price to claim the top rank right now, today's top ranking, and the latest claims as they land
The all-time leaderboard, ranking each product by everything it has ever staked, with its category, click count and total
The daily boards, one per day, each one resetting so the top rank goes back up for sale

Pay more than the champion, watch them fall, hold the belt

A pay-to-rank advertising ladder staged as a boxing game. Businesses pay to hold a ranked slot on a public board, and anyone paying more than the current holder knocks them off it in an animated bout. The higher payment always wins outright. The fight is theatre; the placement is paid, with no chance involved.

How a slot changes hands

The path a person takes through it, start to finish.

  1. Browse the live board by scope and category

  2. Pick a category and stake above the current price

  3. Checkout takes the payment for the claimed rank

  4. A locked transaction settles it so two claims cannot collide

  5. The fight plays out and the board updates for everyone watching