Terms of Service

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What you’re paying for

The Internet’s Last Page sells public promotional placement on a ranked wall of 1,000 spots. Your payment is a boost — it adds to your spot’s public, cumulative total. There are no prizes, payouts, investments, cash-outs, lotteries, or random outcomes. Ranking is a deterministic function of the total amount verifiably paid across all boosts to a spot, sorted highest first, with ties broken by whichever spot reached that total earlier.

No permanent placement

There are at most 1,000 active spots. If your spot’s rank falls below #1,000 because other spots were boosted past it, it moves to the public Archive — not deleted, just off the Wall — and can return the moment it’s boosted back into the top 1,000. We do not promise permanent placement at any rank, and we do not refund a spot for being outranked; see the Acceptable Use Policy for the one case where we do refund (a moderation rejection that can’t reasonably be corrected).

Payments

Payments are processed by Stripe. A boost is only ever reflected in the public ranking after Stripe’s webhook confirms the charge — never from your browser returning to this site after Checkout. The minimum boost is €1; there is no maximum number of boosts a spot can receive over time.

Content responsibility

You’re responsible for the accuracy and legality of the display name, destination URL, and image you submit. We can remove or archive any listing that violates the Acceptable Use Policy at any time.

Changes

We may update these terms as the product evolves. Continued use of the site after a change means you accept the updated terms.