Question
“What broke in the rewrite that you never talk about?”
@dev_marta$84.00
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One link in your bio. Fans and micro-sponsors bid against each other to push a question, a topic, or a shoutout to the top of your public board. When the clock runs out you approve the top few, and only those bids get charged.
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shoutorbit.com/rowan
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What broke in the rewrite you never talk about?
@dev_marta
- 2$96.00
Paperloop — notebooks that survive a backpack.
@paperloop
- 3$71.00
Tear down our onboarding, live, for ten minutes.
@june.exe
- 4$68.00
Rank every keyboard you have ever owned.
@holtz · outbid
- 5$40.00
Which sponsor did you turn down, and why?
@sam_reads · outbid
- 6$25.00
Play the demo you shelved in 2023.
@nnnorth · outbid
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A bid holds its slot until the clock runs out.
A Patreon queue needs someone to keep the queue.
The price sorts the queue for you.
A sponsor email needs a reply, a rate card, an invoice.
A sponsor just outbids the room.
Who is bidding
Three things your audience will pay to jump the line for.
Same board, same rules. The only thing that changes is who is bidding.
Topic request
“Tear down our onboarding, live, for ten minutes.”
@june.exe$150.00
Brand mention
“Paperloop — notebooks that survive a backpack. Try one.”
@paperloop$420.00
How a round runs
Open it. Let them fight. Close it.
- 01
Share one link
shoutorbit.com/yourname goes in the bio and stays there. Every round after this one lives at the same address.
- 02
Open a round
Give it a title, a deadline, and how many slots you will actually read. Top 3 or Top 5.
- 03
Fans and sponsors bid
150 characters, a handle, an amount. Anyone outbid gets told, and can come back higher.
- 04
The clock locks the board
The deadline is read off the server, not a browser. When it passes, the order is final and no raise lands.
- 05
You approve, then you get paid
Read the shortlist, keep what you will answer, and Stripe pays out. Everything you skip is released.
How the money works
Money that only moves when the work does.
Bids hold. They do not charge.
Every bid is an authorization. Cancelling one is free, so a bid you never read costs the fan nothing — not even a fee.
A rejected bid never holds funds.
Moderation runs before a bid reaches the board, not after the money moves. Nothing to refund because nothing was taken.
You review a shortlist, not a firehose.
An AI first pass flags what should not be read out loud. You see the finalists and the flags, and you make the call.
Stripe pays you, and Stripe decides.
Payouts go through your own Stripe Connect account. We mirror what Stripe says about it and never guess ahead of it.
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