Reachoz Media
Every coupon click, redemption, and payout runs through the same pipeline — so publishers can see what they're owed, and advertisers only pay for what actually happened.
A visitor clicks a tracked coupon link, applies a code, or lands on a deal page from a publisher's site, app, or post. That click is stamped with the publisher's ID immediately.
The visitor completes the purchase, signs up, or installs — whatever the campaign is paying for. The redemption carries the same tracking ID through to checkout.
The advertiser's system confirms the sale — by server-to-server postback where available, or by a periodic report where it isn't. This is the step most networks skip; we don't.
Confirmed redemptions are checked against the campaign's rules and the network's fraud screen before they're marked approved. Rejected ones show a reason, not just a missing line.
Approved earnings move from pending to payable, and go out on the next scheduled payout run. Publishers can see exactly where every redemption sits, at every stage.
A unique link and a unique code for every publisher, on every campaign — so a redemption always has exactly one owner.
The advertiser's server confirms directly to ours. Nothing depends on a cookie surviving, or a browser allowing a pixel to fire.
Each campaign sets how long a click stays credited — hours for food delivery, weeks for travel bookings. Stated up front, not buried in fine print.
Tag your links by page, placement, or campaign and see performance broken out — not just one number for all your traffic.
Every redemption's status — pending, approved, paid, or rejected — sits in one place, timestamped, for both sides to see.
Coupon stacking, self-redemption, and non-human traffic are checked for before a conversion is approved — not after the payout's gone.