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BuyTheCalls is a pay-per-call marketplace for US businesses. Customers dial a tracked number and connect live to your team. You buy exclusive inbound calls by vertical, ZIP code and business hours, and you pay only for calls that meet your criteria.
Buyers get live phone calls from customers with real intent. Publishers get consistent demand and weekly payouts for the call traffic they already generate.
HVAC contractors, solar installers, pest control companies, travel agencies, hotel reservation desks and US call centers buying inbound calls to grow booked revenue.
Media buyers, SEO publishers and call centers generating inbound calls from search, social, call-only and content campaigns.
Buy inbound calls in the verticals below, or sell traffic into them. Each vertical has its own buyer pool, qualification rules and payout ranges.
No lead lists, no forms, no callback race. The customer is on the line before anyone pays.
An inbound call is a buying moment, not a research step. Here is how pay per call compares with the lead sources most businesses already use.
| Lead source | How it works | Exclusivity | You pay for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pay per call | Customer dials a tracked number and talks to your team live | Exclusive — one buyer per call | Qualified calls only |
| Shared web leads | Customer fills a form, lead goes to several companies | Shared — fastest callback wins | Every lead, contacted or not |
| Pay per click ads | You run and manage ads, visitors may or may not call | Yours, but you carry all ad spend | Every click |
| Appointment setters | You hire callers, supply lists and scripts, run the dialer | Exclusive, with all the overhead | Hours worked, results or not |
Every campaign's billing rules are agreed before the first call routes.
Standards both sides must meet. Each party remains responsible for its own regulatory compliance.
Buying inbound calls means paying for phone calls that customers initiate to your business. A publisher runs ads or content with a tracked number, the customer dials it, and the call routes live to your team. You pay per qualified call instead of per click or per form lead.
It depends on the vertical, geography, exclusivity and duration threshold. Typical ranges on the marketplace are $20 to $80 per qualified call for HVAC, $20 to $70 for hotel booking calls and $40 to $90 for solar calls. The rate is agreed before your campaign starts.
Yes, by default. Each call routes to one buyer, so you are not competing with other companies for the same customer. Shared delivery is available at a lower rate in some verticals if volume matters more than exclusivity.
Calls that miss the agreed duration, geography or business-hours criteria are rejected automatically and do not bill. If a call passes the filters but was not a genuine enquiry, you can dispute it with the call reference and it is reviewed against the call record.
No. Many buyers are small businesses with an office manager or a few agents. What you need is someone who reliably answers during your delivery window, because an unanswered call is a lost customer even though it does not bill.
No long-term contract and no retainer. Most buyers start with a small test batch to check call quality against their own booking rate, then scale up or pause at any time.
Where publisher supply already exists for your vertical and area, campaigns typically start within a few business days: apply, verify, receive a test batch, then turn on volume.
Yes. Publishers, affiliates and call centers that generate inbound calls can apply through the publisher marketplace. Payouts settle weekly, and rejected calls come with the exact reason and call reference.
Tell us your vertical, service area and how many calls your team can handle. We will come back with availability and pricing.
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