Sell Us Your Leads and Calls
Sell us your leads and calls from people actively seeking a service. Submit your inbound sources and coverage so we can review the publisher fit.
- Bring your own inbound traffic
- Describe sources before supply starts
- Apply through the contact form
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Connect your publishing audience with lead buyers
Bring inquiries from your own inbound audience. We review the search journey, service categories, and coverage against the requests buyers need.
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We work with SEO and content publishers, call-tracking publishers, and affiliates with their own inbound traffic. Your audience is already searching for a service and decides to contact a business. That intent is the starting point for a publisher relationship, whether your site covers a local trade or a broader service category.
If you are comparing lead buyers, explain how your pages attract visitors and how those visitors become inquiries. A pay per call publisher should describe the search journey that leads to the dial. Clear source information lets us assess whether the service categories and geographies match the buyer requirements we are reviewing.
- SEO and content publishers
- Publishers tracking inbound calls
- Affiliates with their own traffic
Supply inbound inquiries to call buyers
We buy inbound calls and exclusive web requests from people seeking a service. Show how each inquiry starts and how web leads are distributed.
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We buy inbound calls and exclusive web leads with documented consent. An inbound call begins when a searcher chooses to dial for the service. A web lead begins with a person completing a request form. For web supply, explain the distribution arrangement and show the language that accompanies the submission.
Call buyers need a clear understanding of what the caller is asking for and where the request originated. Describe your service categories, geographic coverage, and typical request path when applying. If you sell leads across several categories, separate them in the application so each source and its intended buyer fit can be reviewed on its own facts.
- Searchers who choose to dial
- Exclusive web form requests
- Consent wording for review
Keep the inquiry voluntary and the source clear
Show the voluntary service request behind your traffic. We review how visitors arrive, what they see, and why they contact a provider.
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We do not accept incentivized traffic. The person should be seeking the service itself, with a clear reason for reaching out. Supply needs to come from your own inbound audience and a request process you can explain, rather than inquiries repackaged without a direct, current service request.
Show how visitors arrive, what they see before submitting or dialing, and what action they choose to take. If another party is involved in that journey, describe the role accurately in your application. The review focuses on the actual origin and request process. A traffic label alone is not enough to establish that the source fits the program.
- No incentivized traffic
- Clear visitor request path
- Source roles explained in application
Give the review team a usable picture of supply
Give us a clear account of your current supply: sources, categories, volume, coverage, and the wording people see when submitting requests.
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Include your traffic sources, lead types, monthly volume, geographies, and consent language. Describe the volume you currently generate separately from the amount you hope to supply. Name the categories and states or local areas represented in those inquiries, and explain whether the supply consists of calls, web submissions, or both.
For forms, show the wording people see when they submit. For calls, explain how someone reaches the point of dialing and how the service request is identified. These details let us review the supply against buyer requirements. If you operate several properties or traffic approaches, make their differences clear so the application reflects how the inquiries are actually produced.
- Traffic sources and categories
- Current volume and geographies
- Form wording and call path
Apply to reach businesses that buy calls
Choose Sell leads or calls in the contact form. We review your sources and supply details, then communicate about the arrangement by email.
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Open the contact form and choose Sell leads or calls. Add the source and supply details needed for review, keeping each category and geography easy to identify. The application is the place to explain what you generate and how you generate it, rather than sending inquiries before a supply arrangement is agreed.
We review the proposed fit and communicate by email. Acceptance, eligible categories, and the supply arrangement depend on that review. If you are looking for businesses that buy calls, a precise application gives the discussion a concrete starting point: your traffic, your request process, and the service demand your audience brings.
- Contact form application
- Source and coverage details
- Supply arrangement reviewed by email
Publisher application questions
Which publishers should apply?
Publishers with their own inbound service traffic should apply. That includes SEO and content sites, call-tracking publishers, and affiliates generating voluntary inquiries from their audiences. Describe the source journey clearly so the review can connect the visitor's search intent with the service category and territory represented in your supply.
Can I submit both calls and web leads?
Yes, describe both formats if your audience generates them. Separate the call path from the form submission process so the review can assess each one. Include distribution information for exclusive web supply and explain what the consumer sees and chooses before the inquiry reaches a buyer.
What source information is needed?
Provide your traffic sources, categories, monthly volume, geographic coverage, and the consent wording used for requests. Explain how the audience arrives and why it contacts a service provider. That information is more useful for review than a broad traffic label without details about the actual request process.
Does submitting an application mean my supply is accepted?
An application starts a review and does not establish an accepted supply arrangement. Submit accurate information about your current traffic and inquiries so the proposed fit can be evaluated. Wait for the arrangement to be agreed before treating a category, territory, or delivery format as approved for supply.
How do I reach the publisher review process?
Use the contact form and select Sell leads or calls. Include your source overview and supply details in that submission so it reaches review with context. Communication happens by email, giving you a written place to clarify the categories, geographies, and request process associated with your application.
Do I need to join a pay per call network to supply calls?
Apply directly through the PingCalls contact form to have your inbound traffic reviewed. We source calls through our own websites and vetted partner publishers, with each caller choosing to dial after searching for a service. Include your traffic sources, service categories, geographic coverage, and current volume so we can assess the fit.
Show us the demand you generate
Choose Sell leads or calls in the contact form. Include your sources, coverage, volume, and request process.
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