Marketcall

I work with financial offers (debt settlement). What's great is the leads are inbound calls — that right there is a quality filter, so you don't get people just applying for no reason, just "for the sake of it". Another perk is that they accept traffic from all sorts of sources without any restrictions. The one rule is you have to work clean; play dirty and they'll shut you down.

Compared to other call-based affiliate networks, this one is probably the most transparent. The main difference is the approach. There are no endless lists of offers that you can “test". Instead, they give you what works for your traffic and help you get results. As for payments, they've always been on time, but the hold can feel a bit long, especially at first. The personal account and analytics are user-friendly, with no glitches, and the reports are clear.

I usually dislike affiliate programs where you have to go through a manager for everything. Ironically, that's where Marketcall shines. They're more than just, "Give us traffic", they really get involved. For example, I once complained about low CR. Instead of brushing it off, they said, "Let's take a look". And they reviewed my campaign, suggested tweaks like targeting a different region and adjusting the landing page, and the approval rate gradually improved!!!! That level of attentive support - where they actually work to understand and solve your problems - is unfortunately rare.

The important thing is that MarketCall offers a bunch of different tools for automating work and detailed analytics for each call, so you can see exactly which traffic source works best. The platform allows you to use traffic as efficiently as possible and generate a steady income.

If consider traffic arbitrage as a form of business, MarketCall is a pretty interesting tool for building a stable income. Here, efficiency is key: you bring in a call - you get paid. The model is simple and predictable, and the set of features is on par with expensive SaaS. For experienced players, this is a very strong ecosystem.

Financial topics, debt assistance — each field has its own particulars, and it's not always easy to motivate people to pay. The calls are actually with warm leads; people are interested, which makes for decent conversations. The key is filtering your sources, otherwise, you'll waste your time. The support team is quick to respond, and if something goes wrong, they'll let you know right away. So, it's a decent affiliate program

I thought the concept of "paying for every call" was a bit overrated. But actually, it's the opposite. A call is more like a filter, and this is especially true for topics like finance, debt, and medicine. If someone calls, it's not just out of curiosity. It's a specific request. It's not always easy traffic, but the profit is higher than with forms.

I was running traffic for a home appliance installation offer targeting the US. I got calls, but the approval rate was low during the first week. I was a bit lost, so I asked for help. The team suggested using keyword filtering, which turned out to be a great solution, as soon as I started using it, I saw results. Payments are stable and reliable, even during slow periods. Trustworthiness is the affiliate network's best strength.

I'm running debt relief offers. Not all of the traffic is qualified, and they filter it — sometimes pretty aggressively. Clearly, they only count people who engage in conversation during calls. Those who hang up are filtered out. I understand to an extent, but I wish they were more flexible. Other than that, I'm happy with it.

I tried running a rehab offer with Marketcall. It's a tough vertical, and they're super picky about traffic. My first campaign kinda bombed. I had to clean up my sources and rethink my messaging. After those tweaks, the results got much better. Bottom line: it's not a network for beginners or those seeking fast money. It demands focus, but the payouts are top-tier if you get it right.

Traffic was okay, but the call duration threshold was cutting off warm leads. A bit of a pain. Fixed it after my manager's tips on warming up and updating the creatives. Solid system overall, as long as you don't run bad traffic and pay attention to what actually converts.

We're currently testing Marketcall to work with settle debts offer. We made a bundle with native ads, traffic from Facebook, and calls started coming in from day one. Managers listen, clarify, and confirm, and everything's tracked in the account. Plus, they pay pretty well for incoming calls. We've been working with them for a few weeks now, and everything's been smooth.

The stats are clear as day, and payments are stable. The support team explained how to work with Geo and how to create ads based on verbal requests. I work with both the USA and other regions — everything is clear and native.

I work in the field of rehabilitation. It's a tough field, but that's where incoming calls really work well. If someone calls themselves, it means they're already aware of the problem and want to talk about it. With Marketcall, we get steady calls, leads are usually accepted, and payments come in every week, which is great. I was looking for a long time for an affiliate network that would work well with this vertical, and I finally found it!

What are the pros? You can rent numbers in just a couple of clicks and use them for landing pages or advertising. The call widgets are free, the statistics are detailed, and the broker will reach out to the customer if necessary. Basically, it's not just an affiliate program, it's a ready-made system for call arbitration.