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Outbid.fyi by Rishit Patel

Pay-to-rank board where sponsors bid for the top spots.

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About Outbid.fyi

Pay-to-rank board where sponsors bid for the top spots. Outbid.fyi is a directory makers product built by indie maker Rishit Patel.

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Outbid.fyi FAQ

What is Outbid.fyi?

Outbid.fyi is a directory makers product: Pay-to-rank board where sponsors bid for the top spots.

Who made Outbid.fyi?

Outbid.fyi was made by Rishit Patel, Canadian developer building a portfolio of niche directories, AI tools and SaaS. Rishit Patel has also built aitools.fyi, Amazing Newsletters, Invoice Mama, AI of the Day.

Is Outbid.fyi still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Outbid.fyi is still active and run by Rishit Patel at outbid.fyi.

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