Reachoz Media runs campaigns wherever people already look for a better price — and adds new categories and markets as advertiser demand shows up.
Seasonal sales, first-order codes, and clearance — the category most coupon traffic already converts on.
Bank-offer stacking and festive sale windows drive concentrated spikes — payouts sized accordingly.
Subscription and repeat-purchase categories where publisher-driven first orders compound over time.
Bookings made weeks before the trip — attribution windows are set wider to match the buying cycle.
Short attribution windows, fast payout cycles — built for categories that convert same-day.
Lower payout per order, offset by redemption frequency few other categories match.
Lead-gen campaigns with extra verification before a redemption counts — compliance is part of the model.
CPL or first-month CPS, for publishers whose audience already searches for software and service deals.
The network's home market — INR payouts, campaigns across every category above, and the deepest publisher base.
AED payouts, campaigns tuned to seasonal shopping events like White Friday and the Dubai Shopping Festival.
A market opens when advertisers want to run there and publishers already have audience there — not on a roadmap guess.
Local currency, local payout method, and a payout schedule that matches how the market actually gets paid.
Local advertising and consumer-protection rules are checked before the first campaign goes live — not after a complaint.
One advertiser, a small publisher group, and a short run to confirm tracking and payout behave as expected end to end.
Once the pilot clears, the market opens to every publisher and advertiser already on the network.