See what qualified calls can pay.

U.S.-focused publishers, affiliates, media buyers, and call-source operators who can send qualified inbound traffic and document how that traffic is generated. We review every application.

Timing depends on the completeness of your application, the vertical, and campaign availability. After approval, tracking numbers are issued and you can launch once you have reviewed campaign terms.

Each campaign has written criteria, which may include minimum duration, caller geography, hours of operation, and intent. Those terms are shared before you go live so you can filter traffic accordingly.

Payouts follow the schedule in your publisher agreement, after qualified calls have been reviewed against campaign terms. Exact timing is confirmed during onboarding rather than quoted as a one-size promise on this site.

Common sources include search, content, email, social, display, and existing databases — provided generation is lawful and consent is documented where required. We do not accept incentivized, deceptive, or non-consensual traffic. Describe your sources honestly in the application.

Yes. Publishers are responsible for generating and transferring calls and leads in compliance with the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, the Telemarketing Sales Rule, and other applicable federal and state laws. See our compliance page and confirm this on the application.

Approved publishers receive access to reporting that shows inbound call activity as it occurs, including the details needed to optimize sources and stay inside campaign caps.

There is no public minimum listed here. We work with serious partners at a range of volumes. Share your current and expected call volume in the application so we can advise on fit.

No. The figures above are example “up to” amounts based on typical public market ranges. Your actual rate is set in writing for each campaign and can vary with geo, quality, duration rules, and volume.