The performance exchange for controlled customer acquisition.

Route verified demand to fit buyers. Reward publishers for quality supply. Keep every record reviewable.


Three roles, one route.

Buyers

Configure bid, cap, and filter contracts. Compete for quality supply with performance-weighted priority.

Publishers

List offers, monitor accept rates, manage payouts. Quality of supply — not just volume — determines allocation.

Operators

Monitor the route. Review records. Control disputes. Every handoff carries its full delivery and feedback chain.


Designed for the flow of demand.

Buyer dashboard — KPI strip with active spend, CPL, leads won, win rate. Contract table below with vertical, bid, status columns. Publisher offer catalog — sorted by bid and accept rate. Priority matrix overlay visible. Routing control view — 4x4 advertiser priority grid with colour-coded bands. Allocation queue on the right.


How controlled acquisition works

  1. SOURCE Publisher supply enters a category path with intent, consent, and source context.
  2. GATE Supply is reviewed against publisher standards before advertiser delivery.
  3. VERIFY Enquiries are verified — identity, consent, delivery compatibility.
  4. MATCH Eligible advertisers are filtered by category fit, territory, and capacity.
  5. ROUTE Performance signals adjust allocation priority. Routing is earned, not static.
  6. RECORD Delivery state, feedback, and dispute posture stay attached to the route.

End-consumer consent and source quality are verified before allocation. Every delivery, dispute, and performance record stays tied to the route. Performance-weighted allocation means quality earns priority — not just volume or price.