How do I vet a pay-per-call network?

Ask who pays you, which verticals are open, what a qualified call means, which sources are allowed, and which tracking platform you will open. A logo and a payout column are not those answers.

What should be in writing before I send traffic?

Who pays, the product, the states, the hours, exclusive or shared, the duration or disposition rule, allowed sources, the consent expectation, the tracking platform, and what a deduction looks like.

What are the red flags?

A payout with no definition of qualified, tracking that is only a shared inbox, a directory preview link treated as your number, a refusal to review your ad, and a dispute process with no call behind the total.

How do OfferVault and Affpaying fit in?

OfferVault says it is a reference tool, not a network, and its links are previews. Affpaying collects affiliate ratings of networks. Use them to build a shortlist, then ask the network that would pay you.

How do I apply to RidgeRise as a partner?

Apply on the publishers page with your source, geos, vertical, and creative. Terms come after there is a fit. We do not publish one payout for every vertical.

Choosing a Pay-Per-Call Network: 15 Questions to Ask Before You Send Traffic