Rules

How ranking works

• Bids are whole US dollars. Minimum bid is $10.
• Paying less than the #1 bid still puts you on the board at whatever rank that bid can take.
• Rankings are separated by city and practice area. #1 in Personal Injury – New York is a different rank from #1 in Criminal Defense – Los Angeles.
• Enter the same website URL or @handle again to raise your existing listing. You only pay the difference from your current bid.
• No one else can take your rank by paying that same difference — only you can raise your own listing.
• Tracking query strings are ignored. Two URLs that differ only in UTM parameters are treated as the same listing.

What you can list

• A law firm website, attorney profile page, or professional @handle (e.g. X/Twitter).
• The listing must represent a real, licensed US attorney or law firm.
• Not allowed: chat or invite links (Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, Messenger, Signal, or similar). lawbid.lol is for professional profiles and firm websites — not group chats or referral funnels.
• Affiliate, referral, and tracking URLs will not work — query parameters are stripped from all listing links.
• We reserve the right to remove any listing that is misleading, unprofessional, or unrelated to legal services.

After you pay

• Your listing goes live immediately on the public leaderboard.
• Clicks from your profile go directly to your submitted URL — with UTM tracking (utm_source=lawbid) appended so you can measure your ROI.
• A completed payment is what claims and holds the rank. No payment = no rank.
• Your click count and rank stats are visible on your public profile page at lawbid.lol/product/[your-slug].

Payment & Chargebacks

All bids are one-time, non-refundable payments. By completing a purchase, you confirm that you have reviewed the listing details and bid amount, and you authorize the charge.

If you have any issue with your purchase, please contact us at contact@lawbid.lol before initiating a payment dispute or chargeback.

Nothing in this policy limits any rights that cannot legally be excluded.