What this board measures.
Every number here is counted on our own server when somebody clicks through to a product — not by a script in your browser that an ad blocker can drop. We publish all of it, including the part that makes us look small.
Zero clicks so far. This board is new. We would rather show you that than a number we flattered, and anyone sponsoring at this stage is buying early with the click guarantee as their floor.
That busiest-day figure is distinct visitors on a single day. There is deliberately no 30-day visitor total: the hash identifying a visitor is salted with a key that rotates at midnight UTC, so we genuinely cannot tell whether today's visitor came yesterday. Adding up daily figures would double-count and we will not print it.
We rejected 0 clicks in this window — crawlers, browser prefetches, and requests with no referrer. That is 0% of everything we saw. If that share moves sharply, either our filter broke or somebody is inflating a listing, which is exactly why it is on this page.
- A click is recorded server-side, before the redirect. There is no beacon to block, so ad blockers do not undercount it.
- Prefetches are not clicks. A browser speculatively loading a link nobody pressed is a real browser generating a click that never happened — it is the largest single source of inflated numbers anywhere, and we drop it first.
- Known crawlers and requests with no referrer are counted separately, never in the human total.
- Past five clicks a minute or fifty a day on one listing from one visitor, further clicks are discarded entirely — not even counted as rejected, because a loop would otherwise inflate the very number we use to check the others.
- Visitors are identified by a salted hash that rotates daily. We never store an IP address, so we cannot follow anyone between days even if asked.
- Figures refresh nightly and cover a rolling 30 days.