Bidstore is one public leaderboard for iOS apps. There is no editorial pick, no algorithm and no queue: rank is decided by a single number, the dollar amount standing on a listing.
$5 opens a listing, bids move in $1 steps, the ceiling is $999,999, and a tie goes to the newer bid. Outbid someone and you take their place immediately. The full mechanics are in the rules.
Bidstore is operated by Deeporax AI Ltd and was launched on August 21, 2026. It is built and maintained by @imfaisii, who also runs deeporax.com, grokified.com and youtubescribe.com.
Support goes to support@bidstore.app and is answered by a person.
A listing is keyed by its App Store id, so every app has exactly one spot on the board and cannot be listed twice. The icon, name, developer, description, rating and screenshots are pulled from Apple at bid time and refreshed on every raise.
That means listing content cannot be supplied, edited or dressed up by whoever is paying. What you see on the board is what is live on the App Store.
A bid is a placement fee paid to Bidstore for a position on the board. It is not the price of the app, and listings carry no price data of their own. Bidstore takes no cut of anything an app earns.
Payments run through Stripe, which handles the card details — they never reach Bidstore's servers. If a charge goes through and the listing does not appear, email support with the reference code rather than filing a dispute; the contact page explains where to find it.
Bidstore is not an app store, not a review site and not a ranking service for the App Store itself. A high bid buys a position on this board and nothing else — it has no effect on Apple's own charts, search results or editorial features.
Bidstore is not affiliated with Apple Inc. App Store and iOS are trademarks of Apple Inc.
Every figure the board runs on is published, unedited, at live stats: visitors, page views, paid bids and revenue. A pay-to-rank board only works if you can check whether anyone is actually looking at it, so the traffic is open rather than claimed.
If you refer bidders, the partner program pays 90% of every bid they place.