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Rules
adfor.ai sells placement. The number next to a product is the total it has paid on that board. It is not a review, a vote, or a quality score.
Suppose the leader is at $40. A new product must set a total of at least $45 to take #1, and pays $45 because it has no prior bid. A product that already paid $10 on the same board sets the same $45 total and pays $35. The recorded total becomes $45 either way.
Rank #4 at $22 can be claimed for $23. Whole dollars only. If two listings both sit at $20, the one whose latest payment happened first stays above. The later bidder has to pay at least $21 to pass.
The Today board drops to zero at 00:00 Asia/Shanghai (UTC+8). The next reset is 2026-10-29T16:00:00.000Z (that instant is midnight in Shanghai). All-time totals stay. Category boards are their own auctions and do not reset nightly. A bid on Agents does not move Today.
The Today board has no bids. Claim #1 is $10.
Free submissions wait for a person to approve them. The directory sorts active Featured badges first, then newest. Featured is $99 for 30 days and does not change auction rank. The $297 launch pack is concierge setup, fulfilled by hand.
Each board is sorted by the total dollars successfully paid for that board. The highest total is #1. A bid is a payment toward one board only: Today, All-time, or a single category. Rank is the sum of those payments, not a quality score.
A new listing must bid at least $10, in whole dollars. To take #1, the new total must be at least $5 more than the current #1. To take any lower rank, the new total must be at least $1 more than the listing currently in that spot. If the board is empty, #1 costs $10.
Today resets at midnight in Asia/Shanghai (UTC+8). After that, yesterday's Today bids no longer count on the Today board. The All-time board does not expire. Category boards are separate all-time auctions and do not reset nightly.
The earlier payment stays higher. If two listings reach the same total, the one whose latest payment happened first keeps the better rank. A later bidder must pay at least $1 more to pass.
Yes. The same product URL can top up. We charge only the difference between your new total and what you have already paid on that board. A different URL starts from zero.
No. The auction is ranked by bid and labeled “Ranked by bid · Sponsored ads (not editorial).” Outbound ad links use rel="sponsored nofollow". The directory is a separate list. It is not ordered by auction spend. Featured is a paid badge on the directory and does not move auction rank.
No. A rank is a labeled placement on a public board. Clicks, signups, and revenue are not promised. Click counts are measured visits through our outbound link, not a traffic guarantee.
No. Auction payments are final. Your rank can change as soon as someone outbids you, including during checkout. The Today board also expires at midnight Asia/Shanghai. Do not bid money you need back.
The auction is the paid leaderboard and the main way adfor.ai makes money. The directory is a free submission that stays pending until a person approves it. Approved directory listings are sorted with active Featured badges first, then newest. That order is organic, not an auction result.
Featured is $99 per month. It adds a badge and pins the listing to the top of the organic directory for 30 days. It does not buy an auction rank. The launch pack is $297, a one-time concierge setup: we review the listing, edit the description, and help place the first bid. Both are separate from the public auction and are fulfilled manually after payment.
We block adult content, gambling, weapons, scams, and phishing. The URL has to be a public product page. Chat invites, shorteners, IP loggers, and tracking-only links are rejected. We can remove a listing after it is paid. Removal is not a refund.
If we have your email, we send a note with a one-click top-up link. You only pay the difference required to pass the new leader or the rank you want. Until you pay, your previous total still stands and your rank is whatever the board says.