About

Somebody had to do it for your social life.

Ever since Jon built outbid.lol, the idea has been copied in one direction only: people paying to put their startup, their app, their agency or their portfolio in front of everyone who visits. Every board that followed sold the same thing — attention for work.

Nobody built the one for people. You can buy the top spot for a product you launched last week, but not for yourself — and the thing most people actually want found is not their side project. It is them: their face, their name, what they are into, and where to reach them.

So that is what OutofOptions is. One page, two boards — men and women — and a single rule underneath both of them: what you pay decides how high up you appear. No algorithm, no swiping, no matching, no account. Your photo, your name, three hobbies and your handles, ranked by nothing but money.

It is honest in a way the apps are not. Every dating and discovery product on earth already sells position — a boost, a super like, a spotlight — and then pretends a mysterious algorithm did the rest. Here the ranking is the receipt. The totals are public, the bids are public, and anyone can pass you at any time by paying more.

Listings start at $1. You list yourself, never anyone else, and you can strip your name off your own listing whenever you want.