What is debt.bid?
A competitive leaderboard where people pay to hold the top spot while helping clear my debt. Think of it as outbidding each other for clout, not buying a product.
Is this gambling or an investment?
No. There is no random outcome, no prize pool, and no promise of financial return. You are making a voluntary payment for leaderboard placement.
Do I need an email?
No. Checkout is handled by Stripe. We only ask for a username or website URL so we know what to show on the leaderboard.
What happens when I enter a website URL?
We fetch public metadata from that site — favicon, title/tagline, and description — to build your leaderboard card. Clicking the card opens your site in a new tab.
Can I bid anonymously?
Yes, if you use a username. Check the anonymous option before checkout. Website bids show your domain publicly.
Can I get a refund?
Payments are generally non-refundable. You paid for a spot on a meme leaderboard. We are not running a store with a 30-day return policy.
Someone outdebted me mid-checkout. What now?
Skill issue. If your bid is below the new minimum when payment completes, it may not rank where you expected. Pay more to reclaim your spot.
Who do I contact?
Email broke@debt.bid for questions, complaints, or to tell me this was a terrible idea.