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Pay-per-call · Beta

Sell the call like you sell the lead.

Route inbound calls to the right buyer, qualify them before anyone pays, and bill only on calls that connect — with call revenue reported next to your form-lead revenue.

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Skills-based routing
Caps & schedules
Recording & timeline
Call flowTaskRouter
Completed · 4:12Qualified · $28
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Pay-per-call engine

Everything a call campaign needs

Numbers, routing, caps, recording, and reporting — inside the platform your buyers already live in.

A phone number pool you control

Buy numbers, point them at campaigns, and release them when a campaign ends — from inside Datahubb. Numbers are a managed pool, not a spreadsheet of things somebody bought once.

Routing that knows who is actually free

Calls are matched to agents on skills, priority, and live availability. An agent who is offline never rings, and a call nobody picks up does not evaporate — it queues, times out, or moves on by rules you set.

Caps that apply to calls, not just leads

Daily, weekly, and monthly limits 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.

Recording and playback in the call log

Record calls and play them back where you see the call. When a buyer disputes one, the recording is right there — not in a second tool nobody has a login to.

A timeline for every call

Ring, queue, agent matched, accepted, completed, abandoned. Each call carries its own event trail, so "the call never came through" becomes a question with an answer.

Call revenue beside lead revenue

Calls report through the same analytics as your form leads — per campaign, per buyer, per source. One number for what the traffic earned, not two you reconcile by hand.

Caps

Call buyers cap like every other buyer

Daily, weekly, and monthly limits apply to calls the same way they apply to leads. A buyer at their cap stops ringing, and the call goes to the next agent who can take it.

  • The same caps and schedules as your form-lead buyers
  • Enforced as the call routes, not reconciled afterwards
  • A capped buyer is skipped, not oversold
Daily capslive
Acme Insurance340 / 500
Northwind Loans214 / 300
Globex Auto96 / 250
Getting paid

A call only counts when it counts

Buyers will not pay for four-second hang-ups, and they should not have to. Qualification is a duration you set, not an argument you have.

A call qualifies once it passes the minimum duration you set — hang-ups do not bill
A qualifying call records the sale and calculates the buyer payout automatically
The conversion posts back to the traffic source, like any other sale
Per-call payouts, caps, and schedules reuse the buyer setup you already have
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

A caller dials a campaign number and the call becomes a routing task. Agents are matched on skills, priority, and whether they are actually online, then the call connects to the buyer’s phone. Ring, answer, queue, and completion are all captured as it happens.

The minimum call duration you set on the buyer. A call that clears it qualifies, records a sale, and calculates the payout. Someone who hangs up after four seconds does not — and no buyer should have to argue about that after the fact.

A call that clears the minimum duration records a sale and calculates the buyer payout, exactly as a form lead does. The conversion then posts back to the traffic source, so your partners are paid off the same event you bill on.

Recording is optional. When it is on, the recording attaches to the call log and plays back in the same place you see the call’s duration, status, and timeline.

Yes — call buyers use the same caps and schedules as your form-lead buyers. A buyer at their cap stops receiving calls, and the call goes to the next agent who can take it.

Not if you run them here. The same buyers, caps, schedules, and analytics cover both, so a buyer who takes calls and forms is one relationship instead of two systems you reconcile at month end. See lead distribution for how the buyer side works.

The module is live and routing real calls, but it is newer than the rest of the platform and still being shaped around how operators use it. If calls are the core of your business, talk to us first — we would rather tell you what it does not do yet than have you find out after you switch.

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