About

Driven Traffic Bidding is a pay-to-rank leaderboard. There is no algorithm, no editorial ranking, and nothing to earn through engagement — your position is simply your bid. Enter a product URL or an @handle, pick a category, add a 728×90 banner, and place a bid. The higher you bid, the higher your banner sits. Every price is unique, so there are no ties — and each bid is its own spot, so you can place as many as you like.

Not just placement here. A single bid puts your banner on this board and, through our embed network, on participating third-party and affiliate sites that host our ad slots — at no extra cost and with no future purchase required. One bid, broader reach; clicks from anywhere in the network are tracked back to your listing.

1,893,266

ad views

3,490

clicks tracked

$26

highest bid · Too Big For One Machine?

How it works

Each bid is its own spot. Place as many as you like; the same URL or handle can appear more than once.
Every price is unique. You can't bid an amount already on the board, so ranking is never ambiguous.
Rank is derived, not stored. Positions come straight from bid amounts — most expensive at the top, always.
Views & clicks are public. Impressions, clicks, and click-through rate show under every banner so the traffic a rank delivers is visible to all.
Categories are separate races. Each category has its own ranking alongside the global board.

Placement & syndication

Beyond this board, banners can be syndicated to partner sites. A site owner drops in a small snippet — a server-side PHP include or a JavaScript tag — and it renders a live ad drawn from the top of the pool, weighted toward newer ads (so fresh entries get more exposure, while older ones still surface occasionally), optionally filtered to a category. Clicks always route back through us so they're logged and attributed to the listing.

The PHP include inlines the creative straight into the publisher's own page — the banner becomes part of their HTML rather than a separate ad request served through JavaScript. Because there's nothing for ad-blocking software to recognise and strip, the ad keeps showing where a script-served tag would often be blocked. The JavaScript tag is offered too, for sites that can't run a server-side include.

Syndication is one-way: partner sites are onboarded by us to display ads from the pool. Placing a bid buys your banner broader reach across the network — it does not let advertisers add their own ads to their own sites.

How long a placement lasts

Right now, a placement stays on the board — entries don't cycle out. Your banner holds its spot until you remove it (or it's taken down for a policy reason). Rank is always purely your bid.

Rank is the bid — nothing else.