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FAQ

Quick answers to the most common questions about WarBid.

What is WarBid?

WarBid is a live, pay-to-rank tug of war between two teams. People submit websites and pay bids for Team A or Team B. Rank is the bid, and the team with the larger combined total pulls the rope to their side.

How do I take part?

Paste your website into the bid box, pick Team A or Team B, set your amount, and claim your rank. No account or sign-up is needed, you can bid straight away.

Is the ranking organic?

No. Rank is paid placement. A higher position means the owner paid more for it, there is no voting, no quality score, and no algorithm behind the order.

How much does it cost to bid?

The minimum bid is $2. The form prefills the exact amount needed to take the #1 spot on your chosen team, and you can raise or lower it with the + and − buttons down to the $2 minimum.

How is rank decided?

Within each team, sites are ranked by their total bid, highest first. Bidding the asking price takes rank #1; a smaller bid still joins the team but sits lower. The board reorders the instant a payment confirms.

What is the tug of war?

The rope in the arena moves toward whichever team has the higher combined total. Every bid also sends a player onto that team's side. It updates live as bids come in, so the balance can shift at any moment.

What happens if I'm outbid?

Your site moves down as others bid higher, but it stays on the board with its total intact. You can top up any time to climb back, and only the added amount is charged. Bids never expire.

Can I move my site to the other team?

No. A site stays with the team it first bid for. Any later bids on the same site are added to its existing total on that same team.

Can I get a refund?

No. All payments are final. Once a bid is paid it cannot be refunded, reversed, or transferred, even if your team loses the pull or you are later outbid. Please be sure before you place a bid.

Why does my site only show its domain?

We fetch a site's name, description, and logo to build its card. Some sites block automated requests, so in those cases we show the domain and a favicon instead. Your bid still counts the same.

Why was my URL rejected?

A submitted link has to resolve to a real, public website. Addresses that don't exist, local addresses, and bare IP addresses are not accepted. You can enter a plain domain like example.com, the https is added for you.

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