About
One ad slot on yout.com, sold to whoever pays the most for it.
What this is
yout.com shows a single banner at the top of every format-shift page to every visitor who isn't a Pro subscriber. yout.lol decides who is in it. You bid, you're ranked against everyone else by what you've paid, and #1 is the banner — no review, no insertion order, no minimum term. Anyone can pass you at any time by paying more. Bids stack, so you can top up to climb back. The amount next to your name is exactly what you paid.
What the traffic actually is
yout.com saw about 79,172 visitors a day, and 1,826,164 unique visitors in the 30 days to 31 Aug 2026 — counted as distinct IPs across tracked events, so it is a floor rather than a flattering estimate. That is a measurement of yout.com, not a promise about your campaign: it is the size of the room, not the number of people who will walk over to you. What your slot returned is counted separately and published on the numbers page, split so you can see how much came from the yout.com banner and how much came from this board. Pro subscribers see no ads and are not counted.
What it isn't
It isn't an investment, a competition with a prize, or a service with a deliverable. There are no refunds — the board is a public record of what was paid, and reversing a payment would make that record a lie. If you're not #1 you are on this board only, and a bid below #1 buys you very little. The numbers page will tell you when that's the case.
Who runs it
yout.lol is run by the same people as yout.com, which is why the slot can be sold this way at all. Payments are processed by Stripe and appear on your statement as YOUT.CHAT* YOUT.LOL — the card account is shared across the yout properties, so the prefix reads yout.chat even though you paid here. Questions, problems, or a payment that didn't land: get in touch.