outbid.to
The pay-to-win launch leaderboard
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outbid.to is a public, pay-to-win launch leaderboard where products compete for visibility through transparent bids.
There are no judges, voting groups, approval queues, or hidden ranking algorithms. Submit your website, choose a whole-dollar bid starting at $2, and your product is placed at the highest position that bid can claim. The highest bidder takes the #1 spot.
When another product places a higher bid, it moves ahead of you. Your listing remains active on the leaderboard, and you can choose to outbid the competition and move back up.
Every listing includes the product name, website, description, current bid, ranking, and tracked outbound clicks. This gives founders a simple way to promote launches, generate referral traffic, and see exactly what their placement delivers.
outbid.to is built for founders, indie hackers, SaaS teams, developers, and creators who want a direct alternative to traditional launch platforms and sponsored directories.
Pay once. Rank instantly. Stay listed. Starting at $2.
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by separating out we were able to really basically get licensed to go and try out a variety of different pricing and packaging in a really unique and useful way... 11 reader they don't think in terms of credits and tokens... Jack was able to really align the costs to an hour's sort of experience
Separate apps unlock distinct pricing per ICP without compromise
Running two separate apps let ElevenLabs offer radically different pricing models to different ICPs. The flagship app uses credits and characters that power-creator users understand, while Reader prices by listening hours, which maps to how consumers think about audiobook consumption. A single app with one pricing model would have forced an awkward compromise; separate apps allowed pricing clarity for each audience.
the first time that I posted a picture of the main screen of habit kit this post totally blew up and I actually got 800 likes that was a lot for me back then that was the moment when I knew okay this could be more successful than lift bear
A screenshot tweet validated PMF before launch
Before launching HabitKit, Sebastian posted a single screenshot of the main screen — a color grid of habits — on X with no launch framing, just 'here's what I'm building.' It got 800 likes organically, which was the product-market-fit signal that told him the concept had legs. A non-announcement post that shows the actual product outperforms a launch post because people respond to the thing itself, not the hype.
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