How simp.bid works
Every creator has a public leaderboard of the people who paid to back them. The rank is the money. That's the whole mechanic.
The rules
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Someone adds a creator
Anyone can put any creator on the site, for free. That creates a public board where their fans compete — the creator doesn't have to sign up, agree, or do anything.
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Fans pay for a place on it
Bids start at $5. Whatever you pay is your position: pay more than the person above you and you pass them. Pay again later and your total goes up.
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The board is the whole product
There's no algorithm, no engagement score, no way to game it. The order on screen is the order of the money, and everyone can see both.
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Creators climb too
The front page ranks creators by what their fans have spent. A creator with loyal fans rises without paying anything themselves.
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And creators keep half
We pay creators 50% of what reaches us after payment processing — whether or not they've ever heard of us. It builds up on their board until they claim it by proving they run the account.
Money, plainly
A bid buys a position, not access. You’re paying us for a place on a public board. It doesn’t get you access to anything, and it puts the creator under no obligation to acknowledge you.
Creators keep 50%. That’s 50% of what reaches us after payment processing, held 30 days against refunds, and paid once they claim the board by proving they run the account.
Bids are not refundable on a whim, but if you're refunded through your payment provider, your spot comes off the board automatically.
If a board is about you and you want it gone, use the report link on it. We take it down and refund everyone on it. You don't have to justify the request.