Describe the accepted opportunity
Set the service and call requirements that apply to an offer. Keep the conditions clear enough for the people sending and receiving calls to understand.
Define the accepted calls, buyer prices, and publisher earnings behind a campaign.
Pay per call · Built for US call workflowsDescribe the calls the buyer wants to receive.
Record buyer pricing and publisher earnings for the relationship.
Review how the terms apply to an accepted or unqualified call.
Explore the steps above. Sample details show the workflow, not a live account.
Pay per call
A buyer's idea of a qualified call and a publisher's idea of a payable call need to meet in the same terms. Keep the commercial requirements explicit before traffic starts arriving.
Set the service and call requirements that apply to an offer. Keep the conditions clear enough for the people sending and receiving calls to understand.
Record what the buyer pays and what the publisher earns. These are related amounts with different roles in the call's financial history.
Connect the offer to the rules used to assess delivered calls. When a result is questioned, your team should be able to refer to the call and the applicable terms.
From setup to review
Describe the calls the buyer wants to receive.
Record buyer pricing and publisher earnings for the relationship.
Review how the terms apply to an accepted or unqualified call.
A closer look
Explore the workflow above, then bring your own requirements to an early-access conversation.
They do not have to be. The buyer's charge and the publisher's earnings are separate commercial terms that should be reviewed together.
The marketplace provides a place to browse or post relevant opportunities. Offer terms still need to be clear for the relationship you actually run.
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