A network that vets before it scales
2,800 active publishers, 340 live offers, and a vetting process that is deliberately slower than it could be. Most of what makes a network worth joining is what it refuses to accept.
Network
Four gates every partner passes
Compliance risk on a call network enters through traffic sources, not through buyers. That is why the review sits here rather than in a policy document.
Source disclosure
Every applicant declares their traffic sources and any sub-affiliates. Undisclosed sources are the single fastest way to lose an account here.
Creative review
Regulated verticals require creative approval before launch. Insurance, legal, healthcare, and finance all have their own review paths.
Offer matching
New publishers get matched to offers that fit their traffic profile rather than the full catalogue, because spreading thin is how accounts stall.
Continuous monitoring
A source clean at approval can change next week. Automated monitoring flags prohibited claims and channels, with suspension in hours rather than review cycles.
From application to weekly settlement
The sequence is the same for everyone, and it is intentionally front-loaded. Most of the friction is before you run traffic rather than after.
- 01
Apply with your sources declared
The application is short and the disclosure is the substance of it. We would rather approve slowly than suspend a live account mid-campaign.
- 02
Get matched, not dumped in a catalogue
A partnerships manager matches you to two or three offers that suit your traffic, geography, and hours. Access to everything on day one helps nobody.
- 03
Run against published rules
Duration, geography, and qualification gates are visible before you send a call, and rejection reasons come back per call so you can act on them.
- 04
Settle weekly, expand deliberately
NET-15 for the first cycle, NET-7 after. New verticals get added once the current one is stable above 65% billable, not before.
What is allowed, and what ends an account
Published in full rather than buried in terms, because a rule nobody reads until they have broken it is not really a rule.
Allowed
- Paid search on your own accounts
- Paid social with disclosed creative
- Native and display placements
- SEO and owned media properties
- Email to lists you own and can prove consent for
- Disclosed sub-affiliates, reviewed individually
Prohibited
- Incentivised or rewarded traffic of any kind
- Co-registration and lead-path bundling
- Undisclosed sub-affiliates or traffic sources
- Trademark bidding on advertiser brand terms
- Implied government or utility affiliation
- Robocalls, ringless voicemail, and unsolicited SMS
How the network operates
Join the network
Applications are reviewed within 24 hours on business days. Bring your traffic sources, and be accurate about them — that disclosure is the entire review.