About
In cultivation novels, the Tianji Pavilion keeps a ranking of everyone who matters: sect masters, hidden elders, rising disciples, all weighed on one scale. ApexHierarchy is that pavilion for the real world.
It ranks people, companies, institutions and countries on one power scale, six tiers from Town to Global, so a city mayor, a CEO, a regulator and a head of state can be compared the same way. Every profile scores six dimensions (net worth, reach, power, influence, network, legacy) from cited public sources, with a data-confidence score and a link to report errors. Search anyone: if they're not in the index yet, they're researched live in about 30 seconds.
What's inside
Most powerful people in 20 countries, human-reviewed, now including Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Russia, Turkey, Indonesia and Brazil
Richest people by country, net worth rankings, and the most powerful people in cities around the world
Top 10 lists, the 30 most powerful under 30, the 30 most powerful women, the great families and institutions
A clickable power network on every profile, plus a power history that grows every day
Compare any two profiles side by side
The Weekly Power Bulletin: who rose, who fell and who holds #1, every Monday
The Apocalypse Index and the Shadow Index
Daily checks keep lists current: people who die leave the current rankings automatically, and a change of head of government is flagged for review
Claim your own profile, get notified when a profile changes, embed a rank badge, or cite any ranking
1,090 profiles across 51 countries · 6,457 mapped connections · 4,639 cited sources.
Goal: become the reference for who actually holds power, one consistent, sourced scale instead of scattered rich lists and org charts. Free to browse; paid plans add more searches, PDF export, a watchlist and history.