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outbid.immo
A public leaderboard for real estate where rank is bought
The short version
What is outbid.immo?
outbid.immo is an attention market and public leaderboard for real estate entities, including agencies, brokers, developers, builders, hotels, property managers, and PropTech products. The platform operates without reviews, algorithms, or selection committees, allowing users to purchase their rank on the board.
Rank is determined solely by payment; users can pay to claim a spot and hold it until another user outbids them.
Product capabilities
Key features
- Paid leaderboard ranking
- Real-time bidding system
- Public display of bid amounts
- Rank retention until outbid
Ways to use it
Use cases
- Purchasing advertising space on a leaderboard
- Increasing visibility for real estate-related brands
Who it is built for
Best for
At a glance
Strengths & considerations
Strengths
- Transparent pricing model where the displayed price reflects the amount paid for the rank
- No selection committee or algorithm-based ranking
Things to consider
- Rank is not permanent and can be lost if another user pays a higher amount
- Bids are one-off payments
Plan information
Pricing
The platform operates on a bidding system where a spot starts at $1. Bids are one-off payments.
Prices and plans can change. Confirm current terms on the official pricing page before purchasing.
Compatibility & availability
Technical details
Platforms & channels
Official destinations
Links
Quick answers
outbid.immo FAQ
How is the rank on the leaderboard determined?
The rank is determined by the amount paid. Users bid to claim a spot and hold it until someone pays more.
Are there reviews or algorithms used to rank listings?
No, there are no reviews, algorithms, or selection committees.
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