Twenty slots · priced by whoever holds them
Set what your slot is for sale at. Pay 5% of that a week in rent. Anybody can buy it off you at your own number, any second — and when they do, you get paid it.
Slots held1/20
Self-assessed value$25.00
Weekly rent5%
0 people on the board in the last 5 min 40 since the current holders claimed
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#1
FirstEmployee.ai
Say what the business is. It writes and publishes a real website for it, live in about three minutes — then keeps working on it.
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#2 Unclaimed
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#3 Unclaimed
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#4 Unclaimed
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#5 Unclaimed
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#6 Unclaimed
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#7 Unclaimed
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#8 Unclaimed
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#9 Unclaimed
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#10 Unclaimed
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#11 Unclaimed
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#12 Unclaimed
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#13 Unclaimed
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#14 Unclaimed
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#15 Unclaimed
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#16 Unclaimed
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#17 Unclaimed
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#18 Unclaimed
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#19 Unclaimed
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#20 Unclaimed
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Why anyone would set an honest price
Because the same number does two jobs at once, and they pull in opposite directions.
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Price it low
Your rent is cheap — and somebody takes the slot off you tomorrow morning for exactly that little.
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Price it high
Nobody can afford to take it from you — and the rent quietly drains your deposit until the slot forecloses on its own.
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Price it honestly
The only comfortable place to stand is the number you would genuinely be happy to be paid. That is the whole mechanism.
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Losing it pays you
Being outbid on an ordinary board burns your money. Here, being bought out pays you your own asking price — you chose it, so you cannot be underpaid.