A pay-to-rank leaderboard scoped to one category: AI agents and infrastructure. Rank is total paid, $5 minimum, and a raise costs only the difference. Free listings are welcome and rank below the paid ones by clicks. What's different: click counts are public on every listing, and the counting method is published on /rules. So you can watch exactly what a rank delivers before deciding it's worth paying for. Every other board in this wave asks you to bid blind.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
There's been a wave of pay-to-rank boards lately. I kept looking at them and noticing the same gap: you're asked to bid for a slot with no idea what the slot actually delivers. Nobody publishes the traffic.
So agentinfra runs the same bidding mechanic, scoped to one category (AI agents and infrastructure), with the part everyone leaves out:
- every listing shows its public click count, free or paid
- /rules documents exactly how a click is counted: one per visitor per listing per 24h, IPs hashed and never stored raw, bot traffic filtered
- scoped audience, so a rank here is in front of people looking for exactly this
Listing is free and instant. Paying is only how you move up: $5 minimum, rank is total paid, and a raise costs you the difference rather than the whole amount.
Fair disclosure: the board is young and the top spot is currently my own listing. I'd rather show you a small real board than a busy fake one, and the click counts are there so you can judge for yourself whether a rank is worth anything yet.
Happy to answer anything about the mechanic or the counting.