A board that works like an auction — and a billboard that never comes down

DropHunt is a public board for digital products. Every listing shows what its owner paid, and the highest totals sit on top. Anyone can visit, browse and click — no account, no paywall, no feed deciding what they see.

Think of it as a classified ad that never expires. You pay once. Your link stays on the board. Visitors arrive from day one.

Launching something today means shouting into feeds that forget your post in hours, or renting visibility month after month with ads. We wanted the opposite: one page, one payment, and a spot that is yours until someone pays more.

The mechanic is deliberately transparent. What each listing paid is public, how many clicks it earned is public, and the trending list cannot be bought — it only counts real clicks.

• Indie makers launching an app, tool or side project that needs its first visitors.
• Founders promoting a startup where ad budgets don't make sense yet.
• Anyone with a link worth seeing: portfolios, newsletters, communities, experiments.

Every listing shows its total paid and its public click count. You can see exactly what visibility costs before you pay, and exactly what it delivered after. What you see on the board is the whole system — there is no dashboard behind it, and no algorithm deciding who gets seen.

We remove listings that break the rules — but we never touch positions. The board only goes up.

DropHunt is built by Drafts Lab, a small studio that ships focused web products. We run DropHunt the way we run everything: minimal data, EU hosting, and payments through Stripe — nothing else in the middle.