charitybid.lol - outbit for charity
Bid to be #1. The money goes to charity.
What it does
Claim a name, a URL, or an @handle by donating more than whoever holds it. Rank is simply who donated the most. If someone outbids you, you pay only the difference to take the spot back. Your bid is a real donation to a charity you pick. Payments run through every.org, so your card never touches this site. We don't keep a cut. $5 minimum, and you can choose from every charity available at https://www.every.org.
Outbid the current #1 and the slot is yours. Every bid is a 100% donation to the charity you pick. We're a nonprofit project and take no cut.
Already on the list? Enter the same URL or @handle and up your bid. Share the board on X. Someone in your feed might take a slot, and the money goes to the charity they pick. Over 10,000 directories in db and growing in ListingBott! List SaaS, product, or website on 100+ directories in one click, saving you days of work to focus on more creative tasks.from charitybid.lol
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