The routing engine is the same for everyone; what changes is the shape of the business around it. A lead generator needs a storefront and buyers who pay up front. An affiliate network needs partner portals, posting keys, and postbacks. A pay-per-call operator needs numbers, an IVR, and per-minute billing. Pick the one that describes your operation.
By Business Model
Each page walks the gaps that model hits, the capabilities that close them, and the questions operators ask before consolidating.
Stop selling wholesale to aggregators. Build a direct buyer network with a storefront, prepaid SKUs, ping-post routing, and billing on your own Stripe account.
Run a partner network on a self-serve portal: an offers marketplace, posting keys, payouts, postbacks, cross-partner dedup, and CPA conversion tracking.
Tracking numbers and DNI pools, an IVR builder, whisper and live transfer, call recording, and duration-based billing metered per minute.
Intake centers with shared delivery and disposition mapping, disposition reports, buyer-portal call-taking, an AI dialer, lead scoring, and a People hub.
Not Sure Yet
If your operation is defined by its vertical rather than its business model, start with the industry pages instead.
Routing specifics for insurance, mortgage, solar, legal and mass tort, and healthcare.
Lead distribution, call tracking, and call routing on one contract engine.
The mechanics: ping-post, waterfall, dedup, caps, API, AI, messaging, reporting.
Consent capture, DNC, DSR workflow, and the audit log behind every lead.
Any Model
Forms, calls, and messaging on a single routing engine, with buyer and partner portals included and usage-based pricing you can start self-serve.
No feature tiers — metered usage billed as you go.