Rank your product, run a deal campaign, or do both.
Choose a guide — click either option.
Give new customers a compelling reason to try your product. Offer a deeper discount on a yearly plan, a monthly plan or a one-time pack to a limited number of people, while keeping your regular pricing for everyone else.
STEP 1Choose a yearly plan, a monthly plan or a one-time pack, and a discount that feels meaningfully better than your usual promotion. A strong first price can lower the hurdle for new customers.
STEP 2Set an allocation that works for your product. A Stripe campaign supports up to 3 tiers and 50 paid purchases in total.
STEP 3Publish a 30-day campaign with your product, deal price and remaining quantity. Buyers can see how many discounted places are left.
STEP 4Your accumulated paid rank and website link remain after the deal ends. Add a rank contribution when you want to move up.
Sample screens from TopSlash, with example products.
Pick a yearly plan, a monthly plan or a one-time pack, and set up to three discount tiers, with at most 50 discounted purchases in total. One campaign credit publishes it for 30 days.
The deal page shows the deal price, the regular price, any renewal price and how many places are left at each discount. Checkout is the vendor’s own Stripe checkout.
For an App Store or Google Play app, the buyer claims the offer on TopSlash, then subscribes in the store. A claim is not a purchase.
Your product keeps its existing way of taking payment and delivering access.
From desktop software to SaaS and online tools: promote a discounted yearly plan, monthly plan or one-time pack. Choose a campaign package first, then set up your offer in your vendor dashboard.
Provide a supported store offer for a paid annual plan. Buyers get your offer link and complete the purchase with Apple or Google.
Claims are allocated links, including links that never become purchases. A 50-claim cap is not proof of 50 store sales.
TopSlash charges for promotion and takes no commission on your sales. Your payment provider’s usual fees still apply.
Bring your audience to your product with branded cards, a caption and a link.
Celebrate your place on the all-time paid leaderboard. Your card shows a snapshot of your rank and directs people to your product.
Give your active offer a head start. Show your discount, price and terms, with a link to explore the deal.
Post cards for X and Facebook. Story cards for Instagram. Find both sharing options in your dashboard.
A limited introductory offer lets you test a more compelling introductory price with a small group. It is a way to pursue early adoption and feedback without permanently reducing your regular pricing. Traffic and sales are not guaranteed.
No. The displayed percentages are suggestions. Choose a supported discount and quantity that make sense for your product. The discounted offer must be real, and its regular price (and renewal price, for a plan) must be clear.
The deal action closes and the offer leaves the feed of available deals. Your ranked entry and website link remain. Connected Stripe inventory counts confirmed payments; native offers count claimed links.
A completely free product can be promoted through ranking. A free download with a paid premium plan or pack can run a deal when that plan or pack has a genuine discount.
Request your provider through support. You can deliberately choose paid ranking while a discounted-deal route is unavailable. Deals need a connected Stripe account (or an App Store or Google Play app offer), so check that before you buy campaign credits.
One campaign. 30 days. Paid to your own Stripe.
Choose how much to put behind your product. You can rank without buying a deal campaign.
Paid placement is advertising. Rank is assigned only after payment is confirmed.
YYour product$11With the leader at $6, your $11 total takes #1. Positions can change as others add more.
STEP 1Start from $1. Pick a budget or a target position and see your estimated rank before paying.
STEP 2Your confirmed rank payments add up. A higher paid total puts your entry higher on the all-time board.
STEP 3Pay only the extra amount. Your existing total stays with your entry when someone passes you.
The all-time #1 product also gets the featured spot at the top right of the homepage, for as long as it holds #1. On mobile, the feature appears below the headline. Have an active deal? Your price, discount and remaining availability appear there too.
Your first $9 single campaign also adds $9 to that entry’s paid rank total. Add a little more whenever you want to climb.
$9 is your paid total, not position #9. Your position depends on the other entries.
Each board counts the contributions in its own time window.
Already at $9 and add $2 today? Your all-time total becomes $11. If that is your only contribution today, Today shows $2.
Your accumulated paid rank total. It stays when your campaign ends.
Contributions made today, from midnight to midnight Pacific. A fresh board each day.
Sample screens from TopSlash, with example products.
Enter an amount and see your estimated position before paying; the quote also shows what it takes to reach #1. Payments are one-time, from $1, and the first confirmed payment publishes the verified product.
Products are ranked by their cumulative paid rank total. The top three carry gold, silver and bronze medals, and a product with a live campaign shows its deal on the same row.
Bring your audience to your product with branded cards, a caption and a link.
Celebrate your place on the all-time paid leaderboard. Your card shows a snapshot of your rank and directs people to your product.
Give your active offer a head start. Show your discount, price and terms, with a link to explore the deal.
Post cards for X and Facebook. Story cards for Instagram. Find both sharing options in your dashboard.
A bid is an extra paid rank contribution for your selected entry. Add $2 to an existing $9 total and you pay $2, bringing the total to $11. Paid rank is advertising; it does not guarantee visits, sales or product quality.
Your entry moves down if another entry passes its total. Your paid total is kept. You can add more whenever you choose; you are not automatically charged to defend your position.
On the all-time board, the entry that reached that total first stays above. To pass it, your total needs to be higher.
No. Your position changes only after payment is confirmed. The preview is an estimate: another contribution can change the board before your payment completes.
No. The first $9 single campaign adds $9 to its entry’s rank. Renewing or extending that campaign adds no rank. Separate rank payments raise the total, and ending the campaign does not erase it.
Yes. Ranking does not require a deal campaign or a discount; free products can rank too. A new entry funded with $20 of paid rank includes one optional campaign credit for that entry, usable later. The inclusion is once per entry, and using it adds no extra rank.
Start from $1. Paid Rank is one-time, with no subscription.