Rules

What a payment buys

Your rank on a board is the total paid for that account inside that board's window. The all-time boards count everything; the daily and weekly ones count only what was paid in that day or week. Nothing else moves a rank. Not follower count, not how long you have been listed, not who you are.

You get a position and the badge that comes with it. You do not get money, a prize, a share of anything, or a promise that the position lasts. Somebody else can pay more a minute later, and then the position is theirs. That is the whole game, and it is the reason payments are final.

Payments are not refundable. The ranking you paid for existed and was public while it lasted, so there is nothing to return. If a payment fails or is charged twice, write to us and we will sort it out.

The numbers

• A boost is between $5 and $99,999, in whole dollars.
• To pass the account at position N you need $1 more than they have paid.
• To take first place you need $5 more than the current leader.
• Equal totals keep the earlier payer higher. Paying first counts for something.
• Accounts nobody has paid for sit underneath, ordered by follower count.
• One payment counts on every board the account belongs to at once: global, its country, its platform, its niche, and the day and week boards.

Boosting somebody else

Anyone can boost anyone. Tick the fan box at checkout, and your name and profile link show up next to the boost. A fan boost adds to the same total as the creator's own payments, which means a fan can lift somebody up but can never take a rank away from them.

Fan boosts are capped at $500 per payment. A creator who has verified their profile can switch fan boosts off entirely, and then only they can pay for their own listing.

Your profile

Most listings here were built from public data before anyone asked us to. Wikidata supplies the people, their countries and what they are known for; the platforms supply follower counts, channel descriptions and avatars. We add the payments and the ranking.

If a listing is yours, you can take it over: put a short code in your bio, we read your public page, and the profile becomes yours. It costs nothing. After that you can fix the country and the niche, change the link and the description, see click statistics, and switch fan boosts off. Paying for a boost does not do any of this, because anyone can pay for anyone.

A verified listing cannot be taken over by somebody else, and a second listing for the same account is never created. Boosts for it go to the listing that already exists.

Taking a listing down

A verified owner can hide their listing from the settings page. It leaves every board immediately and its page disappears from the site within the hour.

If a listing is yours and you would rather not verify it, write to us and we will take it down. We do not require you to prove ownership to be removed, only to edit.

What we do not list

Adult accounts and adult platforms are not listed here, and no payment changes that. Chat invites and link shorteners are not accepted as profiles either. Accounts that look like impersonation go to review before they appear.

Where the numbers come from

People, countries, occupations and awards come from Wikidata. Follower counts, view counts, channel descriptions and avatars come from the platforms themselves. Anything worked out from those totals, like views per video, is ours. Payments and click counts we record ourselves. Every profile page says when its numbers were last refreshed.

Data from other sources carries their mistakes. If something about you is wrong here, verify the profile and fix it, or write to us.