Boosting listings & sharing them
A published listing on PostRoll already appears in the /games
marketplace browse + your storefront. Boosts pin it to the top
of the featured rail for a week, two weeks, or a month — the
strongest non-personal signal players see while browsing.
Boost a listing
Section titled “Boost a listing”- Open Admin → Listings → [your listing].
- Scroll to the Boost section.
- Pick a tier — 7 days, 14 days, or 30 days. Each tier card shows the price and a one-line description.
- Click Boost for $X. You’ll be redirected to Stripe Checkout.
- Pay. When the payment succeeds, you’ll bounce back to the listing
editor — the Boost section flips to a “Boost is live” panel and
the listing surfaces in the
★ FEATUREDrail at the top of/games.
Where boosted listings appear
Section titled “Where boosted listings appear”- ★ Featured rail at the top of
/games(page 1, default sort). - First place in listings indexes when the viewer hasn’t picked an explicit sort.
- A ★ Featured chip on the card so visitors recognise the slot.
A boost doesn’t change the listing detail page — players see the same content whether the listing is boosted or not.
Calendar export (ICS)
Section titled “Calendar export (ICS)”Every published listing exposes an ICS feed at
https://postroll.app/api/games/[outpost]/[listing]/calendar.ics.
Players can paste this URL into Apple Calendar or Google
Calendar as a subscription so sessions auto-appear in their
agenda.
The feed updates whenever you reschedule a session — calendar apps poll every 15-60 minutes by default.
Embed in Reddit / Discord / a newsletter
Section titled “Embed in Reddit / Discord / a newsletter”Drop the listing into any site that supports iframes:
<iframe src="https://postroll.app/embed/games/your-outpost/your-listing" width="100%" height="320" frameborder="0" style="max-width:600px"></iframe>The embed renders a compact card with cover, title, tagline, GM credit, format, and price. Clicking opens the canonical PostRoll listing page in a new tab.
System category pages
Section titled “System category pages”Players who only run one system can bookmark /games/system/[slug]
to skip straight to that system’s listings — e.g.
/games/system/dnd-5e, /games/system/pathfinder-2e. The pages
are public and indexed by Google, so a search for “D&D 5e online
games” lands on the right surface.