Create an offer

This article shows how to create an Offer — a destination URL with payout and targeting — so you can add it to an Offer Wall or share a direct offer redirect.

Prerequisites

• The Offers feature is enabled (sidebar → Offers).
• You know the advertiser destination URL and payout.
• Optional: which campaigns’ lead fields you want to filter on or forward.

Create the offer

1. Open Offers in the sidebar.
2. Click Add Offer.
3. On the General tab, fill:
   • Name (required)
   • Advertiser (who pays)
   • Destination URL (required)
   • Status — use Draft while you configure, Active when ready
4. On Payout & Targeting, set Payout and optional country allow/block rules.
5. Optional: on Advanced Filter, add consumer-profile rules (for example debt amount or credit score) so the offer only shows when the visitor matches.
6. Optional: restrict which traffic sources may use the offer.
7. Click Save.

Expected result: the offer appears on the Offers list and can be assigned to one or more walls.

Use tokens in the destination URL

In the Destination URL builder you can insert tokens that resolve at click time:

• Tracking tokens such as {dh_click_id}, {affiliate_id}, {sub1}–{sub5}, {traffic_source}, {dh_lead_id}
• Lead / consumer fields from the campaign (for example {email}, {debt_amount}) when that data is on the lead

1. Place the cursor in the Destination URL field.
2. Insert tokens from the chip row or type { to autocomplete.
3. Save the offer.

Expected result: when a visitor clicks, Datahubb substitutes real values and redirects to the advertiser with those query params.

Direct offer link vs wall

• Wall — visitors pick from a curated list; use Offer Walls + embed.
• Direct offer redirect — send traffic straight to one offer’s tracking link when you do not need a wall UI.

Create the offer the same way either path; only distribution differs.

Troubleshooting

• Offer never shows on a wall — Confirm status is Active, the wall assignment is active, and geo / advanced filters are not hiding every visitor.
• Advertiser URL missing params — Unknown tokens resolve empty and are stripped. Use tokens that exist on the click or lead payload.
• Wrong geo traffic — Country is enforced from the visitor IP at click time for offer clicks; fix the offer’s country allow/block list.