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outwait.lol
Permanent product listing. Outwait everyone to own the page.
Every "get your product seen" board works the same way: highest bid wins. #3 just means you spent more than #4. outwait.lol keeps the listing and deletes the auction. $0 buys a permanent spot - your name, your link, your category. It never expires, even if you fail nine seconds in. Position is the part money can't touch. Rank is how long you hold a button that appears at random. Miss once and the run ends. No revives, no bought seconds, no buying the top slot. Attention earned, not rented.
I kept running into the same leaderboard and every one works identically: pay more, rank higher. It doesn't mean anything about you.
So I kept the listing and deleted the auction.
$0 (CompletelyFREE) gets your product a permanent place on the board - name, link, category. It never expires and can't be taken away, even if you last nine seconds. That part is not a gamble.
Your position is the part money can't reach. A button appears at random intervals - 60 to 120 seconds apart at first, with 15 seconds to catch it. Survive an hour and it tightens to every 30s. Four hours in you're getting a 6-second window every 15 seconds. Miss one and the run ends instantly, no confirmation dialog.
A failed run can never lower a rank you already hold, so retries are $2 and risk nothing.
The result is a promo page where the top spot belongs to whoever wanted it most, not whoever spent most.
Genuinely curious: how long do you reckon you'd last?
About outwait.lol on Product Hunt
“Permanent product listing. Outwait everyone to own the page.”
outwait.lol was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #69 on the daily leaderboard. Every "get your product seen" board works the same way: highest bid wins. #3 just means you spent more than #4. outwait.lol keeps the listing and deletes the auction. $0 buys a permanent spot - your name, your link, your category. It never expires, even if you fail nine seconds in. Position is the part money can't touch. Rank is how long you hold a button that appears at random. Miss once and the run ends. No revives, no bought seconds, no buying the top slot. Attention earned, not rented.
On the analytics side, outwait.lol competes within Marketing, Advertising and Artificial Intelligence — topics that collectively have 975.9k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how outwait.lol performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted outwait.lol?
outwait.lol was hunted by Fenil Jikadara. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Fenil Jikadara
Hi Everyone,
I kept running into the same leaderboard and every one works identically: pay more, rank higher. It doesn't mean anything about you.
So I kept the listing and deleted the auction.
$0 (Completely FREE) gets your product a permanent place on the board - name, link, category. It never expires and can't be taken away, even if you last nine seconds. That part is not a gamble.
Your position is the part money can't reach. A button appears at random intervals - 60 to 120 seconds apart at first, with 15 seconds to catch it. Survive an hour and it tightens to every 30s. Four hours in you're getting a 6-second window every 15 seconds. Miss one and the run ends instantly, no confirmation dialog.
A failed run can never lower a rank you already hold, so retries are $2 and risk nothing.
The result is a promo page where the top spot belongs to whoever wanted it most, not whoever spent most.
Genuinely curious: how long do you reckon you'd last?