Get paid on rules you can read before you run
Transparent per-call payouts, per-call rejection reasons, and weekly payments. The whole model depends on you being able to tell in advance what will and will not count.
Publisher network
The four things that actually matter to a publisher
Rules before you run
The full billable definition — duration, geography, qualification gates — is visible before you send a single call. No moving targets.
Per-call rejection reasons
Every non-billable call tells you why. Short duration, wrong geo, failed gate, duplicate. Optimisation stops being guesswork.
Weekly payments
NET-15 while quality establishes, then NET-7 after your first clean cycle. Wire, ACH, or PayPal.
A named human
Every publisher gets a partnerships manager who will tell you when your traffic is not working, and why.
What the verticals pay
Ranges reflect the spread between the lowest-value sub-vertical and the highest across the trailing quarter. Higher payouts always come with tighter qualification.
Insurance
$46
Avg. per billable call
- Range
- $18 – $95 per call
- Billable rate
- 74%
Legal
$186
Avg. per billable call
- Range
- $65 – $420 per call
- Billable rate
- 61%
Home Services
$52
Avg. per billable call
- Range
- $22 – $110 per call
- Billable rate
- 78%
Solar
$98
Avg. per billable call
- Range
- $40 – $165 per call
- Billable rate
- 63%
Healthcare
$74
Avg. per billable call
- Range
- $28 – $180 per call
- Billable rate
- 69%
Finance
$82
Avg. per billable call
- Range
- $35 – $145 per call
- Billable rate
- 66%
How publishers actually scale here
The fastest-growing publisher on the network went from $9k to $147k monthly in fourteen months, and spent the first five of those on a single vertical. The ordering matters more than the effort.
- 01
Apply and get reviewed
Applications are reviewed within 24 hours on business days. We ask for your traffic sources and sub-affiliates up front, and undisclosed sources are the fastest way to lose an account.
- 02
Start on one offer
You get matched to offers that fit your traffic profile rather than the whole catalogue. Publishers who start on four offers rarely get any of them above 50% billable.
- 03
Optimise on rejection reasons
The first two weeks are about finding where your calls fail. It is almost always concentrated — one state, one keyword group, one hour of the day.
- 04
Scale, then expand
Get the first vertical above 65% billable and stable. Then add the second. This ordering is the single biggest difference between publishers who scale and publishers who plateau.
What your traffic is worth here
Note what happens when you move billable rate versus payout. For most publishers billable rate is the lever with far more room in it.
Model your payout
Share of clicks that result in a connected call.
Share of connected calls meeting the offer's rules. This is the lever with the most room in it.
What you keep
Clicks
3,750
Connected calls
263
Billable calls
179
Effective CPA
$67.23
Gross payout
$10,353
Net profit $-1,647 at an effective $2.76 per click. At these inputs the account loses money — billable rate is usually the fastest lever.
Apply as a publisherWhat publishers ask first
Reviewed within 24 hours
Disclose your traffic sources and sub-affiliates accurately. That disclosure is the review, and undisclosed sources are the one thing that ends an account immediately.
Already running calls elsewhere?
Bring a month of your current numbers. We will show you the same volume with rejection reasons attached, which is usually the whole conversation.