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Stop paying for clicks that don't redeem anything.

Set the offer. Set the payout. Only pay once a redemption is confirmed and reviewed — not before.

How a programme launches
01

Define the offer and payout

Discount or cashback rate, minimum order value, and what you'll pay per sale, lead, or install.

02

Connect tracking

A tracking link, a dedicated coupon code, or a server-to-server postback from your checkout — whichever fits your stack.

03

Set the rules

Which categories of publisher can promote it, which markets it runs in, and what counts as an ineligible redemption.

04

Go live to matched publishers

The campaign becomes visible to publishers whose audience and category fit — not the entire network at once.

05

Review and pay

You approve or reject each redemption against your own rules before it's paid. Nothing pays out on your behalf without a check.

Payout models

Pick the model that matches your funnel.

CPS

Pay per sale

You pay a percentage or fixed amount once an order is placed and doesn't get refunded. The standard model for e-commerce coupon and cashback campaigns.

CPL

Pay per lead

You pay when someone signs up, opens an account, or fills a form — with your own qualification rules deciding what counts.

CPI

Pay per install

You pay once your app is installed and, if you choose, once a defined in-app action happens after that.

Quality control

Not an afterthought — part of the rules.

Every redemption is checked before it's approved. You never pay for a coupon stacked on top of another, a self-referral, or a conversion that looks automated.

Before you launch

What you'll need to get live.

A tracking method

A coupon code, a unique link, or an S2S postback endpoint from your checkout or CRM.

A payout & budget

What you'll pay per redemption, and an approximate monthly cap so spend stays predictable.

Campaign terms

Eligible categories of publisher, eligible markets, and what makes a redemption ineligible.

Creative assets

Logo, offer copy, and banners if you have them — publishers can also work from your existing site.

In practice

What "pay for results" actually changes.

Paying for Media spend Reachoz Media (CPS/CPL/CPI)
You pay forImpressions or clicksA confirmed sale, lead, or install
Risk if traffic is low qualityYours — spend is gone either wayShared — you don't pay for what didn't convert
Budget predictabilityFixed spend, variable outcomeVariable spend, fixed cost per outcome
Who reviews before payingNo review — spend is committed upfrontYou do, on every redemption

Launch a programme that only pays for results.

Tell us your category, your model, and your target market — we'll come back with matched publisher reach.