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For pay-per-call networks · Beta

Every call routed, every billable call provable.

Route calls to agents who are actually online, bill only on calls that last, and settle a disputed call with a recording and a timeline instead of an argument.

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Skills-based routing
Caps & schedules
Recording & timeline
Call flowTaskRouter
Completed · 4:12Qualified · $28
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Answer
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The problem

Sound familiar?

Most of what a call network loses, it loses in the seconds before anyone speaks — and in the arguments afterwards.

The call rings an agent who is not there

Nobody picks up. The caller waits, then hangs up. You paid for that click and the buyer never even knew the call happened.

The buyer disputes a four-second hang-up

They say it was not a real call. You think it was. Neither of you has the recording or the timeline in front of you, so it becomes a negotiation instead of a fact.

Calls live in a different system to your leads

Call revenue in one tool, form-lead revenue in another, and a spreadsheet in the middle. Nobody in the business can tell you total margin without building it by hand.

How Datahubb helps

Answer the call, then prove it happened

Route to agents who are actually online

Skills-based routing sends the call to an agent who can take it and is available right now. A call nobody answers queues, times out, or falls through on rules you set — it does not just die on a ring.

Qualify the caller before a buyer pays

Daily, weekly, and monthly caps work on a call buyer exactly as they do on a lead buyer. A buyer at their cap stops ringing, and the call goes to the next agent who can take it.

A minimum duration decides what is billable

You set the number of seconds a call has to last to count. Below it, the call does not bill. A four-second hang-up is not an argument about whether it was a lead — it just is not one.

Recording and a full call timeline

Ring, queue, agent matched, accepted, completed, abandoned — every event on the call, with the recording attached. A disputed call stops being an opinion and becomes a question with an answer.

Shared buyers

One set of buyers, calls and leads alike

Call buyers are not a separate species. They sit in the same buyer list, under the same caps and schedules, feeding the same analytics — so the margin on a campaign is one figure covering both, and a buyer who is full stops ringing without anyone remembering to switch them off.

  • The same caps and schedules as your form-lead buyers
  • Enforced while the call routes, not reconciled afterwards
  • Call revenue and lead revenue in one set of reports
Daily capslive
Acme Insurance340 / 500
Northwind Loans214 / 300
Globex Auto96 / 250
What it looks like day to day

From ring to payout, in one place

Cap a call buyer by day, week, or month — the same way you cap a lead buyer
Route the call to an online agent by skill, and queue or time out the rest
Bill the call only once it passes the minimum duration you set
Record the sale, calculate the buyer payout, and post the conversion back to the source
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes. A call buyer is a buyer: the same caps, the same delivery schedules, the same analytics. A buyer at their daily cap stops ringing, exactly as they stop receiving leads. So total margin — calls and forms together — is one number, not two exports. See lead distribution.

A minimum call duration. You set it, and a call that does not reach it does not qualify — so it records no sale and calculates no buyer payout. Everything above it is a call both sides agreed counts before it ever came in.

The call does not vanish. It sits in the queue, and if no agent is matched it times out or is abandoned on the rules you configured — and either way it lands in the call log with the reason attached, so you can see how often it happens instead of guessing.

Yes — the same way a form lead does. A qualifying call records the sale, calculates the payout, and fires the conversion postback to the traffic source that sent the caller, so your affiliates optimise on calls with the same feedback loop they already use for leads. See call tracking.

Because it is newer than the rest of the platform. It is live and routing real calls — numbers, routing, caps, recording, payouts, postbacks — but it has had less time in the wild than lead distribution has, and we would rather label it honestly than let you find that out yourself.

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