Questions before you start

Businesses fund an offer's budget and pay only for verified results that come through a creator's link — a Click, an Action or a Lead, as the offer sets. Repeat and suspicious visits are filtered out first, and nothing is paid for views or impressions.

The rate is frozen the moment the business approves a creator's request and their link is issued, so a business can't change the payout out from under work that's already in motion.

An offer pauses on its own when its remaining reserve can't fund the next result. Use the offer's Add funds action to cover its highest-priced result plus commission, and an unexpired offer goes back live with the same links; a general balance top-up doesn't resume it. A business can also disable an offer from its cabinet at any time — that stops its links for good and returns the unused conversion funds, so to run it again you duplicate it. Results already counted are kept.

You choose what each result pays and fund the offer's budget when you publish. Results are paid from that budget as they come in, so spend tracks real results, not impressions. Unused conversion funds return to your balance when the offer ends or is disabled. Money reserved for a creator's pending visit fee stays reserved until the business confirms or declines it, or the claim window closes.

Yes. Creators ask to promote your offer, and you approve or decline each request in your cabinet. A creator's link is only issued once you approve.

Your business cabinet shows visits, results, amounts owed, and which creators are driving traffic, so you can judge ROI at a glance.