No algorithm. No engagement bait. Just outbid the account above you. Will you take #1 when this board goes viral?
The standings Live
Updated Oct 5, 2026, 9:41 PM UTC
- 1
$16
- 2
$15
- 3
$12
- 4
$11
- 5
$10
- 6
$5
- 7
$4
- 8
$3
- 9 @ptaszyc 0
$3
- 10
$2
- 11
$1
Ranked by total paid. Ties go to whoever got there first.
How it works
Four steps. One rule. Zero mystery.
Drop your handle
Type your Threads username or paste your profile link. We normalise it, so threads.com/@you and plain @you are the same account.
Name your price
Anything from $1 up. Your amount decides where you land — pay less than @jacksonguma at the top and you still join the board, just further down it.
Pay with Stripe
Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay — whatever Stripe offers you. We never see your card details.
Hold the spot
Your row goes up the moment the payment settles, with a link straight to your profile. It stays there until somebody pays more than you.
The rules, in full
- Rank is total paid, highest first. There is no other input.
- Bid any amount from $1. A smaller bid still gets you on the board, lower down.
- Bids stack. Ten bids of $10 rank exactly like one bid of $100.
- Matching another total exactly lands you below it — ties go to whoever got there first.
- Bidding again updates the tagline shown under your handle.
- Nothing expires. A spot is lost only when someone outpays you.
FAQ
Questions worth asking
What do I actually get for the money?
A row on this leaderboard: your rank, your handle, an optional one-line tagline and a link straight to your Threads profile. The tagline is for describing yourself and cannot contain links or web addresses — your row already links to your profile. That is the whole product. Nobody is promising you followers.
What is the minimum bid?
$1, and it stays $1 however expensive the top of the board gets. Your amount decides your rank, not whether you are allowed on: pay less than the leader and you simply land further down. A single payment is capped at $5,000 so a slipped decimal point cannot ruin anyone's week, and bids add up, so any total is still reachable.
Do bids add up or replace each other?
They add up. Every payment for a handle is added to that handle’s running total, and the total is what sets the rank. Bidding again also refreshes your tagline.
What happens when someone outbids me?
You move down by exactly one place and stay on the board with everything you have paid so far. Everything you have already paid still counts, so getting back above them costs only the gap plus a dollar — the Outbid button on their row works it out for you.
How fast does the board update?
As soon as Stripe confirms the payment, which is normally a couple of seconds. You land back on a confirmation page showing your new rank.
Can I bid on an account I do not own?
Please do not. If an account owner asks us to remove their handle, we remove it and the money is not refunded to the bidder. Bid for accounts you control.
Are refunds possible?
Bids are final and non-refundable except where the law says otherwise. If something went genuinely wrong — a double charge, a typo in the handle — email hello@threadsrank.com and we will sort it out.
Is this affiliated with Threads or Meta?
Not in any way. ThreadsRank is an independent leaderboard that links to public Threads profiles. Threads, Instagram and Meta are trademarks of Meta Platforms, Inc.
Is my payment secure?
Payment is handled entirely by Stripe Checkout on Stripe’s own pages. Card details never touch our servers, and we store only your handle, your tagline and the amount.