Launch Your Campaign Within 24 Hours
Submit once. We handle review, compliance, matching, center onboarding, training, certification and performance monitoring — against a tracked launch target.
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Illustrative launch tracker for design purposes.
You submit a campaign. We run the network.
The difference between a directory and a managed network is who does the work when something needs to happen.
Campaign & compliance review
A person reviews viability, payout structure, script, disclosures and vertical-specific obligations before your campaign reaches a single center.
Matching, not posting
The engine ranks every eligible center by fit, available capacity, trust score and campaign history. You see the ranking and can invite selectively.
Standardized onboarding
Every center completes your training modules and passes a certification quiz before it can take a single call. No exceptions, no side deals.
Performance visibility
Volume, quality and spend by center, in one view — so you know which partners to scale and which to pause.
Fraud & quality enforcement
Duplicate detection, pattern monitoring, complaint tracking and an internal risk team that can suspend a center without asking you to chase it.
A named account manager
One person accountable for your campaign's launch, center mix, escalations and scaling decisions.
Recruitment begins when the campaign is funded
We commit real recruiting effort, account management time and center onboarding capacity to every campaign we launch. That work starts once the advance payment has cleared — not before.
This protects centers from being onboarded onto campaigns that never fund, and it's why we can hold a 24-hour launch target at all. Campaigns run against a balance; when the balance reaches the defined minimum, the campaign pauses automatically rather than accruing debt.
Read the Payment & Refund PolicyCommon questions
Do you guarantee a number of sales or transfers?
What exactly happens in the 24 hours?
Can I choose which centers run my campaign?
What happens if a center produces bad leads?
Is my campaign visible publicly?
What's the minimum advance payment?
Guides for Campaign Owners
Before you submit, read how the network works and what to look for in a call center.
How to Source a Call Center
What separates a strong center from a risky one, and what to verify before committing budget.
Pricing ModelsWhat Is CPA in Call Center Campaigns?
CPA vs CPL vs live transfer — when each model makes sense and what due diligence looks like.
ComplianceCampaign Compliance Guide
TCPA consent tiers, DNC obligations, required disclosures, and consequences of violations.
Have a campaign that needs qualified centers?
Start the submission wizard. The readiness score tells you what's missing as you go — most owners complete it in under 20 minutes.