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Pay-per-call lead generation is a marketing model where businesses receive live inbound calls from customers and pay only for qualified calls instead of paying for clicks, impressions, or shared leads.
Customers search online, click an ad, and call a tracked phone number. The call is routed live to an approved vendor based on location, availability, and performance.
In many industries, yes. Phone calls convert faster because the customer is ready to talk, ask questions, and schedule immediately.
Yes. Calls are routed to only one vendor at a time. We do not sell shared leads.
Most vendors begin receiving calls within 24–48 hours after approval and setup.
A vendor is a service provider who receives inbound customer calls through our pay-per-call lead network.
No. We handle all advertising, tracking, optimization, and routing.
No. There are no long-term contracts required.
No mandatory monthly fees. Vendors pay based on qualified calls.
Vendors in high-intent industries such as home services, emergency services, legal, medical, and appointment-based services typically perform best.
Consistently missing calls can reduce routing priority and affect performance ranking.
Contractors are typically field operators focused on booking jobs and delivering services. Vendors can include multi-location companies or service providers operating under different structures.
Yes. Contractors define their service area, availability, and preferred call volume.
Yes. Call volume can increase based on performance and capacity.
The Agency Program allows marketing agencies to white label our pay-per-call system and earn recurring revenue by managing vendors and call volume.
Yes. White label options are available depending on partnership level.
No. We manage ad execution. Agencies focus on onboarding vendors and scaling.
Agencies earn through recurring vendor revenue, pay-per-call margin, onboarding fees (optional), and network expansion.
A promoter is a referral partner who earns commissions by referring vendors or driving traffic into our ecosystem.
No. Promoters can earn simply by connecting business owners to the network.
Yes. Promoters can earn performance-based commissions tied to vendor activity.
No. Promoters focus only on referrals and growth.
Pricing depends on the industry, competition level, and location. Some verticals cost more due to urgency and customer value.
A qualified call typically meets minimum duration and service match requirements. Qualification rules vary by vertical.
Calls are tracked and filtered. If spam occurs, qualification logic can be adjusted based on campaign conditions.
Pricing may change based on market competition, call volume, and vendor performance tier.
Calls are routed based on location, service category, vendor availability, performance ranking, and routing rules.
No. Calls are exclusive, but vendor performance can affect routing priority.
Quality is maintained through tracking, call monitoring, vendor performance scoring, and routing optimization.
The win-win model is an ecosystem where vendors, agencies, promoters, and contractors all benefit through performance-based lead distribution.
No. This is not a directory or shared lead marketplace. Calls are routed exclusively.
Yes. The platform is designed for vertical expansion across multiple industries and cities.
