Ranking transparency

These are separate paid placements labelled “Sponsored”. The advertiser and payer are accessible beside the banner; the shop advertiser is identified in its block. The homepage has up to three banner slots. The platform’s own card may occupy one of them for a limited time and is marked as a platform notice; once it expires, the slot is available to advertisers.

Each page opening selects active, approved campaigns from available sellers. Campaigns with fewer confirmed impressions over 24 hours are preferred; ties are randomized. Different sellers are selected where possible, without repeating a campaign on one page. Tariffs have equal weight: longer participation does not increase priority. Banners do not change during a page visit.

Shops use separately labelled placements; normal seller sorting is preserved. PRO, ratings and absence of complaints do not add paid rotation weight. Item positions, ratings and verification are unaffected. Impressions, clicks and sales are not guaranteed.

PRO provides additional shop tools, not identity verification, coin quality assurance or a transaction guarantee. Manual renewal adds a term after the paid period; automatic charging is not enabled. Expiry removes access and the badge, retaining collections and templates.

Measurement uses visitors with an active session and analytics consent, excluding owners and administrators. At least half the element must remain visible for one continuous second in a visible tab. Repeats are deduplicated per day, campaign and placement. A one-way signed identifier changes daily; detailed events older than 30 days become aggregate counters. A missing measurement does not necessarily mean a missing view.

Rotation considers measured impressions, short-lived reservations, participation time and tariff weight (normally 1). Less-served campaigns receive priority; ties favour the campaign waiting longer. Campaigns are counted separately, with different sellers preferred when alternatives exist. Advertising does not increase seller ratings.

Listings are first filtered by status, availability, query and buyer filters. Only “Recommended” on the first catalogue and auction results page permits up to two TOP ad slots; remaining listings follow recency with boosts. “Newest”, price, year and auction ending remain organic sorts. Search first requires a query match; payment cannot bypass this selection.

TOP rotates ad slots among eligible active campaigns. When alternatives exist, two slots use different sellers; a listing is never duplicated in one result page. Where possible, a measured visitor will not receive the same TOP listing again within 30 minutes. Concurrent requests may choose the same cards; equal impression counts are not promised.

Boost affects recency only in “Recommended” and changes neither the original publication date nor the NEW period. The arrow lasts twelve hours and does not mean TOP or a fixed position. Highlight adds only a border and glow. Combined services work independently.

Promoted lots appear in separate labelled shelves with rotation. Organic shelves use the original publication date, soonest ending, recorded views and bidders or diversity of attributes. Payment itself adds no views or bids. Labelling does not imply endorsement or a quality check.

A queued TOP term starts only on admission. The service ends no later than the listing. New scheduled boosts use the stated daytime slots in Europe/Warsaw; older contracts may retain their earlier intervals. Position, impressions, clicks, buyers and sales are not guaranteed.

Statistics measure signed-in visitors with analytics consent; own views, administrators and repeats are excluded. Missing measurements do not prove that no views occurred. Selection does not use the visitor’s interest profile.

Before an order is placed, the service, price, term and performance conditions are shown, along with the applicable withdrawal and refund rules. Statutory rights are unaffected.