Pay to rank. No ads, no algorithm.
Your rank is exactly what you paid for it. That's the whole game.
How to get on the board
$5 minimum, that's it
Any payment of $5 or more puts a channel on the leaderboard. No account required to submit — just a channel URL.
Pay again for the same channel and category, and it adds to their existing total. Rank is the sum of everything ever paid toward that spot.
How to take a spot
Beat it — even by a little
To pass the channel above you, your accumulated total needs to be higher than theirs. Even one cent more does it.
Ties go to whoever got there first
If two channels end up with the exact same total, the one that reached it first keeps the higher spot. Matching the amount above you isn't enough — you have to beat it.
The boards
Main leaderboard — permanent
No daily or monthly reset. It's a running total of everything ever paid toward each spot, standing until someone pays more.
Top Supporters — a separate ranking
A different page tracking who's funding streamers the most, with three separate windows: all-time, this month, and today (resets at UTC midnight). Don't confuse it with the main leaderboard.
Support also puts a channel on the "Most Supported Today" ranking — extra visibility on top of whatever Spot it already holds.
The support pool
Every Support payment feeds a pool that gets paid out to streamers automatically twice a month, on the 1st and the 16th. The more Support a channel receives in a period, the bigger its slice.
The top 10 most-supported streamers of the period split 70% of the pool, each rank locked to a fixed share (shown above).
The remaining 30% is split among every other streamer who received Support that period, in proportion to how much they got. Everyone who receives Support has a shot at the pool — not just the top 10.
Getting Support does double duty: it's a shot at the support pool, twice a month, and it puts the channel on the public Most Supported / Top Supporters rankings.
What you can list
Livestream channels from Twitch, YouTube, or Kick, submitted by URL. No generic links, no chat invites, no other platforms.
Anyone can submit a channel — no ownership check required. Creators can later claim their channel to verify it's really theirs.