Rules
Last updated: 2026. This is a plain-language summary, not a legal document.
What can be listed
Any real, publicly available iOS or Android app with a valid App Store or Play Store link. One listing per app — the store link is how we tell apps apart, so the same app can't hold two separate spots.
What isn't allowed
Listings for apps that don't exist or that you don't have the right to promote, apps that exist to scam, defraud, or harm users, apps whose store listing itself violates Apple's or Google's own guidelines, and anything illegal. We can remove a listing at our discretion if it breaks these rules — see the no-refunds policy below for what that means for money already paid.
How ranking works
Apps are ordered purely by total amount ever paid for that listing, highest first. There is no algorithm, no manual boosting, and no way to buy a rank you haven't paid for — including for the people running AppRace.
No refunds
Every payment is final and adds permanently to your app's total. If another app outbids you, you haven't lost anything — your total is untouched, you can pay the difference at any time to move back up. Because nothing is ever taken away, there is nothing to refund. The one exception: if we remove a listing for breaking these rules, the money already paid for it is not returned.
Moderation
We can remove any listing from the public board at any time, for any reason connected to these rules. Removing a listing hides it — it doesn't delete its payment history.
Questions
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