Four stages, and what each one leaves behind.
The short version lives on the front page. This page is the same order written out, including the parts that are usually left unsaid until after the money has moved.
The order
An order is short by design. You give us the web address the visitors should arrive at, the countries or the locale they should come from, and the niche they should be picked out of. Everything after that is ours to arrange.
What you are buying is named on the same line: clicks, or page views and time on site, or a display placement — and the arrangement it is priced on. If what you want is not listed on this site, or the volume is bigger than anything here, ask and we will say whether we can fill it.
Read and priced
The site is read before anything is queued. Some categories we do not take at all — tech-support offers, and anything promoting hatred or illegal activity — and general traffic is not delivered to content unfit for a general audience unless the order says so: casino and adult are targeted niches of their own.
Then the order is priced, line by line, on one of three arrangements: per click, per thousand impressions, or a Cost Per model you propose — CPA, CPI, CPL — which we answer on the offer itself. You can strike a line out before it has cost anything.
Queue and start
The order enters the advertising queue the moment it is placed. Processing takes between 24 and 72 business hours — weekends are not business hours — and it can take longer than that for the campaign itself to begin. What is undertaken is the outside edge: the campaign starts no later than 120 business hours from the order.
The campaign is live from the first visitor delivered to the address you gave, and from that moment the address is not to be changed without asking us. A first order from a new customer is never delivered in under five days — a guard against fraudulent orders, and the one place this company deliberately goes slower than it could.
Delivery, and the record
Every order is given its own campaign identifier, and the visits are counted against it by date and time. The network is tuned as it runs, but the thing the order is settled from is that count — and it is the count you are shown.
The number of visitors is delivered within 60 days of the start. If it is not, you choose: the rest of the traffic, or a refund pro rata against what was actually delivered. Your own analytics will read lower than ours — redirected traffic and blocked scripts do that — and when the two disagree we show you how ours was counted.
Where this starts
Stage 01 begins with your answers, not ours. The brief takes a few minutes and gives us enough to say whether we can fill what you are asking for.