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Pay to sabotage rivals and climb the rankings

Frenzy is a live sabotage leaderboard where websites pay to knock rivals down the rankings. Attacking a competitor drops them by a set number of positions instantly, and if they were ranked above you, you climb the same number of spots.
Attack rivals. Climb the rankings.
Getting listed is free — submit a URL, verify by email, and your entry joins with its own page, followed link, and real click counter. Defend yourself with shield charges (Plate to Citadel), which absorb part of each hit but never block it entirely.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Listing | Free |
| Attacks | Paid, permanent, public |
| Shields | Plate to Citadel packs |
Maker
Rogier Bruggeman
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Frenzy is a live sabotage leaderboard where websites pay to knock rivals down the rankings. Attacking a competitor drops them by a set number of positions instantly, and if they were ranked above you, you climb the same number of spots. The board is a public ranking of websites that you can pay to rearrange — the drop is real, immediate, and visible to everyone watching.
Submitting a URL on the same domain and verifying it by email gets an entry onto the board at the bottom. Each entry comes with its own page, its own followed link, and a click counter that only ever shows real clicks.
Attacks are bought, and each one knocks a rival down by a number of positions set by the tier you purchase. Every attack keeps a permalink naming who hit whom and how far they fell, and rankings are computed from those records — no seeded entries, no invented numbers.
Any entry can buy shield charges, from a starter Plate pack up to a full Citadel. A shield never blocks a hit outright — it absorbs part of the damage, so every attack still lands and a shielded entry still falls at least one spot. Charges never expire, and attackers see how much a target's shield will absorb before they pay.
If the entry you hit was ranked above yours, yours climbs the same number of spots — but never past the spot the target just left. Hit someone below you and they still drop while you stay put: pure sabotage.
Attack rivals. Climb the rankings.
That single line captures the whole loop: the board isn't a passive directory, it's a contest you can pay to influence. The transparency is the real edge — every ranking traces back to public attack records, and the damage a shield will absorb is quoted before you spend. It's a rare leaderboard where the mechanics are the entertainment.
You want a low-stakes, high-drama way to put your site on a public board and mix it up with rivals. If free listings, permanent public attack records, and shield packs from Plate to Citadel sound like fun rather than friction, the board is waiting.
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