Buy your rank.
Money War has one rule: pay more, rank higher. Every payment moves your position on a public leaderboard — visible globally, locally, and by country — for as long as it holds.
Status, without the detour.
Every other app makes you do something to earn status — post, play, perform, persuade. Money War removes the middleman. You pay. The number moves. Everyone above you paid more. Everyone below you paid less. That's the whole app.
There's no content to post, no level to grind, no audience to convince. Some things shouldn't need a justification. Yours doesn't either.
Three steps. None of them complicated.
Pay
Choose any amount from $1 upward — no maximum, no suggested tier — the number is entirely yours to set.
Rank
Your position updates instantly, calculated against everyone who has ever paid, ordered highest to lowest.
Hold
Stay ranked for as long as your number stands above the rest. When someone outpays you, you can always pay again.
Two ways to spend.
No subscriptions, no hidden fees — pay once for what you want, whenever you want it.
Leaderboard Boost
Pay any amount you choose, starting at $1 with no maximum. Your rank updates by exactly the amount you pay — a one-time payment, not a subscription. You can pay again any time to reclaim or improve your position.
Premium
A single payment that unlocks profile customization for your account, permanently:
- Leaderboard highlights — a premium badge on the standings
- Nations leaderboard — see which country dominates
- Custom username
- Custom avatar
- A profile description
Everything it does. Which isn't much.
Money War is intentionally narrow. There is exactly one mechanic, and we built the rest of the app around protecting it.
Pure rank
No points, badges, or levels — just where your payment places you against everyone else.
Individual and summary
Everyone who has ever paid, ordered by how much, nothing else — as a summary leaderboard, or broken down payment by payment.
Per country view
Browse the leaderboard filtered by country — see who ranks highest in your region and how your nation stacks up globally.
Your identity, your choice
Appear under your real name, an alias, or a random username to stay completely unknown. How you're seen is entirely your call.
Instant updates
Pay, and your position moves before you've put your phone down. No queues, no review.
Private by method
No one sees your bank, your job, or your story — only the number you chose to make public.
See it before you use it.
The questions people actually ask.
A higher position on the leaderboard — the core feature of the app. Your rank is visible across the Global, Local, and Nations views, for as long as it holds.
Because some things don't need a reason — they need a feeling. The feeling that you can do something others simply can't. That exclusivity is the product.
There's no cash prize or payout — the leaderboard position itself is the feature. Reaching #1 means you've outpaid everyone else who's used the app, and that's reflected everywhere your rank is shown.
Yes. If someone pays more than you, they pass you. You can always pay again to reclaim or improve your position.
Completely. We've simply removed everything that wasn't the point, so what's left is exactly what you came for.
People for whom money has stopped being a constraint and started being a statement.
Download the app or use the web app and register for free — it costs you nothing to see how others are ranked. A payment is only needed if you want to claim a spot yourself.
All participants are hidden behind random usernames by default — your identity stays private unless you choose otherwise. Premium lets you publish your real avatar, name, and a personal description, so the world knows exactly who holds that rank.
Pay $9.99 once to unlock premium status immediately — it's a one-time purchase, not a subscription.
No. On Android and Web, payments go through Paddle, and your rank increases by exactly what you pay — the simplest, fairest version of this we could build, and what we want everywhere. Apple doesn't give us that choice on iOS: every purchase there has to go through Apple's In‑App Purchase, which we can't configure the same way, so a conversion and tax adjustment may be added on top of the base price. The good news — iOS users can always switch to the web app and pay under the exact same conditions as everyone else.