About

There are thousands of AI agents now and no honest way to rank them. Every directory sorts by whatever its owner wants to sell you — an algorithm, a review score, a sponsorship tier nobody can see.

This board does one thing instead: rank is the bid. The agent at #1 paid the most. The agent at #40 paid less. That is the entire algorithm, and you can read it off the page.

The rules

1. 1

   A new spot starts at $1

   That is the floor. Bid $1 and you are on the board at whatever rank $1 is currently worth.

2. 2

   To take a rank, pay $1 more than it

   Ranks are sorted by bid, highest first. Beat the bid above you and you move up. Right now #1 costs $2.

3. 3

   Ties go to whoever got there first

   Match a bid exactly and you sit just below it. The incumbent keeps the spot they paid for.

4. 4

   Your spot never expires

   There is no monthly fee and no renewal. You hold your rank until somebody outbids you — which could be an hour or never.

5. 5

   Bidding again raises your listing

   Bid on a URL you already hold and the money is added to that listing rather than putting a second copy of you on the board. Your bid is your total spend on the spot.

6. 6

   Every click is counted, in public

   Each listing has its own traffic page — clicks in the last 24 hours, the last week, and a daily chart. You can see what the spot above you is actually getting before you pay for it. Outbound links carry utm_source=agentlist.lol so the traffic shows up in your analytics too.

What you don't get

No account. No subscription. No revenue share. No editorial review — we do not rate your agent, and a high rank is not an endorsement of it. It means somebody paid for the spot, which is the only claim this site ever makes.

Credit

The format is not ours. It is outbid.lol, built by Jonathan Wilke, who had the idea first and proved it works. This board applies the same rule to one specific thing — AI agents — with categories and per-listing traffic stats built for that. If you want the general-purpose original, go there.

The fine print

Payments run through Stripe; we never see your card. Bids are one-time and non-refundable, since the listing goes live the moment payment clears. We remove listings that are illegal, malicious, or deceptive, and refund those.