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Everything here is folded from the same payment ledger the ranking reads. Nothing is sampled, nothing comes from a separate analytics product, and the page needs no account to read. If a number here disagreed with the board, the board would be wrong.
Total spend
$246
$246
Still hot
$100
after 30-day decay
Cooled off
$147
60% of all spend
Claims settled
21
payments, excluding reversals
Median claim
$5.91
the middle payment
Average claim
$12
pulled by the largest
Top standing
$30
DMly
Biggest single claim
$30
DMly
Clicks delivered
992
deduplicated, bots excluded
Cost per click
$0.25
all spend ÷ all clicks
Listings
20
0 claimed in 24h
Categories
14/48
with at least one listing
Most contested: @davidoladeji has been raised 1×.
Total spend is every settled payment, including spend that has since cooled. Reversed payments are excluded, because they score zero in the ranking too — counting them here would overstate the board by exactly the amount that was given back. Still hot applies the 30-day half-life. Both are published so the decay model can be checked rather than taken on trust.
Median and average are both shown because they disagree, and the disagreement is the useful part. One large claim moves the average and leaves the median where it is, so the median is the better answer to what claiming a rank usually costs.
Clicks are deduplicated by session and filtered for known bots before they reach a listing, and crawlers are blocked from the redirect that counts them. Cost per click divides all spend by all clicks across the whole board; it is a rough figure for judging the price, not a per-listing number.
Prices are set in naira. Dollar figures convert at ₦1,269 per dollar, from a public feed read 54 minutes ago, which is the market rate of ₦1,345 plus 6%, and a dollar checkout charges at that same rate, so the figure on the page is the figure on the bill. A rank always moves by the naira it was paid in, whichever currency paid it.