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List your repo free. Paid placement starts at $3. Your listing stays on the board. Your rank holds until someone spends more, then you move down. No subscription, and every price is public.
Who is on top right now
The 10 highest placement totals, with each funding source and what it costs to pass them.
- 1WaifuXCredit conversion $17take it for $18
macos (mac) Wallhaven · MotionBG · Anime | 壁纸 · 动态壁纸 · 番剧
Swift★1.4k - 2brigadeCredits + grant $14take it for $15Live
Brigade - Your personal intelligence, built enterprise-grade
TypeScript★4.9k - 3MudBlazorCredits + grant $12take it for $13
Build stunning, interactive web applications with MudBlazor — the open-source Material Design library for Blazor.
C#★10.6k - 4sccCredits + grant $12take it for $13
A tool similar to cloc, sloccount and tokei. For counting the lines of code, blank lines, comment lines, and physical lines of source code in many programming l
Go★8.8k - 5mhabitCredits + grant $11take it for $12
Table Habit is an app that helps you establish and track your micro habits.
Dart★1.6k - 6intelli-shellCredits + grant $10take it for $11
IntelliShell is a powerful command template and snippet manager for your shell.
Rust★1.3k - 7httptapCredit conversion $10take it for $11
httptap is a rich-powered CLI that dissects an HTTP request into every meaningful phase-DNS, TCP connect, TLS
Python★817 - 8kukuCredits + grant $10take it for $11
Plain files, personal wiki, Second Brain workflows, AI diffs, and encrypted sync.
Rust★222 - 9aimeos-laravelCredits + grant $10take it for $11
Laravel ecommerce package for ultra fast online shops, scalable marketplaces, complex B2B applications and #gigacommerce :star: Star us on GitHub 😀
PHP★8.7k - 10weathrCredit conversion $10take it for $11Live
A terminal weather app with ASCII animations driven by real-time weather data.
Rust★3.1k
#1 is holding at $17. $18 takes it.
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Product Hunt rewards one day, then the algorithm decides who trends next. RepoRanker sells a position at a published price and you hold it until someone spends more than you did. The placement does not expire; its rank changes.
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Position
Upvote momentum, one day only
Bought outright, holds until someone outbids you
Price
Opaque: the algorithm decides who trends
Published price on every paid row, formula on the rest
Lifespan
Fades after launch day
Permanent. No subscription, no expiry
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Submit. Buy your spot. Get seen.
Listing is free. Position is what you pay for.
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Any public GitHub repo. Live on the board immediately. No approval queue, no card.
Buy your spot.
Listing is free. Paid placement starts at $3. Spend more than the row above you to pass it.
Get seen.
Your repo sits on a public board with every price and every position in the open.
How we keep this honest
A board where rank is bought only works if the buying is visible. Four guardrails make that true on every row.
Every price is public.
The cost of every placement is shown on the row that bought it, and the full ladder is at /placements.
Placement funding is disclosed.
Card purchases, converted credits and grants are distinguished on the board, category pages and in the public API.
Only the owner can buy a spot.
Placements are bought through GitHub sign-in, and checkout rejects a repo you do not own. The rules are written out at /rules.
No subscription, no expiry.
You pay once. You hold the position until someone spends more than you, then you move down rather than off.
Read the full moderation policy →·Ranking rules·Content policy
Common questions
How does buying a spot work?
Listing your repo is free. Paid placement starts at $3 and puts your repo above unpaid listings. Your placement does not expire, but your rank changes when someone spends more. No subscription or refunds. Every price is public.
What happens when someone spends more than me?
You move down one place. You never come off the board, and the price you paid stays on your row. To go back up, spend more than the row above you.
What stops someone from holding the top spot forever?
Nothing, and that is the point: position is the bid. Anyone can spend more at any time, and the price to pass the top row is printed on the board, not hidden behind a form.
Is it free to list my repo?
Yes. Submitting a repo and appearing on the board costs nothing. Where it sits is the part you buy, starting at $3.
Do reviews still matter?
You can still write and read reviews on RepoRanker. They do not earn anything, unlock anything, or move a repo up the board. Position is bought.
More questions? See the full FAQ →
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Who built this
Jay Campbell
@thejaycampbell·Founder, RepoRanker
I built RepoRanker because the vibe-coding wave produced thousands of new builders shipping in public, and there was nowhere to buy attention for the actual work. GitHub is public but passive. Launch communities reward the moment, not the repo. RepoRanker is a straightforward, openly priced way to put your repo in front of people instead of begging the algorithm for a moment of visibility. Every price is public, every paid row is marked, and everything you don't buy is still ordered by a formula anyone can read.
Ship it. Then get seen.
60 seconds to submit. No approval queue. See pricing for what a spot costs right now.