outbid.fyi vs Indie Hunt

outbid.fyi is a web directory for the pay-to-rank leaderboard genre that exploded after outbid.lol. You browse 202 boards ranked by total revenue, with bid counts, creator handles, and per-click economics pulled from each site. It is built for indie hackers and founders who want to see which bid boards actually make money before copying the format.

Most of these boards look identical on the surface. outbid.fyi groups the copycats, cheap clones, ghost towns, and oddball map variants in one place so you can compare revenue instead of guessing from a landing page. The leaderboard refreshes every few minutes, and each board gets its own stats page with verified revenue, CPC, and traffic when public data allows.

Board owners can submit a listing for free or pay $10 for a featured slot. The directory does not sell rank on its own homepage. It watches the genre from the outside, which makes it useful for research rather than promotion.

Indie Hunt is a weekly launch directory where indie makers ship products, collect community votes, and compete for homepage badges during a seven-day launch window. Projects go live each Monday at 8:00 AM UTC, stay on the homepage for a full week, and can earn dofollow backlinks when they finish in the top three.

Product Hunt compresses attention into a single day, while Indie Hunt stretches the same launch across seven days with a smaller weekly pool and optional $19 premium slots that guarantee a dofollow link without winning the vote leaderboard. That cadence fits solo founders who need more time to rally supporters than a one-day spike allows.

Bootstrapped founders, indie hackers, and micro-SaaS builders stack Indie Hunt beside larger launch feeds when they want launch story blog coverage, category discovery, and SEO-friendly project pages without running a paid ads campaign.