Applying starts the conversation. Approval, agreed terms and tested tracking come before live traffic.
Complete the application with your contact details, offer interests, sources and expected volume. Explain how calls begin and whether any call centers or sub-publishers are involved. A useful description helps us review the fit without guessing.
Our team reviews your information and may ask for websites, example advertisements or transfer scripts. We discuss offers that match your service categories, caller locations and call format. Availability can change, so confirm the current details before planning traffic.
Confirm the payout and what makes a call payable. Review coverage, operating hours, caps, duplicates, adjustments and the payment schedule. Keep the approved brief and agreement available to everyone managing the traffic.
Use the tracking numbers or integration details agreed for your offers. Confirm where each service should go and complete the required test calls. A successful application submission is not a signal to send live traffic.
Once approved, send traffic within the offer’s coverage, hours and caps. Stay in touch about quality feedback, and ask before changing sources, advertising or transfer scripts.
A qualifying call meets the rules in the offer you were approved to run. Those rules may cover location, service intent, call duration, duplicates and other conditions. Duration alone does not necessarily make a call payable.
If a rule is unclear, ask our team before buying traffic. You can also read the publisher standards or browse offer categories.
Share your sources, call volume and offer interests. We’ll review the details with you.
