How pricing works

When a launch first appears, its price opens from its rank on the platform, weighted by how much that platform counts. A #1 on a heavyweight board opens higher than a mid-pack debut on a small one.

Attention fades. With no fresh signal a price bleeds a little every day — at 7 quiet days a launch is marked FADING, at 28 it is FADED. Ship something real and the streak resets.

Re-launches and appearances on new platforms add lift. If a product keeps showing up and climbing, that renewed attention pushes the price back up.

If a product goes dead — offline, or serving 5xx errors — the price bleeds every day it stays dark, and after 14 straight dead daysit is delisted to the graveyard. There is no one-off collapse, deliberately: a cliff can be front-run (click the link, see the 404, sell before the drop). A daily bleed cannot. The crowd's favourite is not immune.

Winning Product of the week earns a +15% bump, applied at the week's close. A real, earned outcome — so it moves the reality price.

The only growth signal that moves the price. A founder connects a payment processor read-only; verified MRR growth reprices the launch and earns a verified revenue badge. Everything else is visibility.