RingLime generates high-intent inbound phone calls across insurance, home services, finance, legal and more — and delivers them to affiliate networks, call buyers and advertisers on the terms they already use: tracked numbers, duration buffers and transparent traffic sources.
Someone who picks up the phone wants help now. Pay-per-call turns that intent into a performance model: advertisers set the rules for what counts as a qualified call, and only pay when a call meets them.
Callers are ready to talk to an agent, book a technician or get a quote — not just browsing. That is why calls typically convert far better than clicks or form fills.
Each campaign defines its own buffer (commonly 60–120 seconds), geography, hours and caller criteria. Calls that don't meet them aren't billable.
Every call is tracked from ad click to conversation: source, duration, recording and disposition — so buyers and networks can audit quality, not just volume.
Don't see your vertical? We regularly launch new campaigns with network partners — ask us.
Shoppers comparing coverage who want a licensed agent on the line.
Beneficiaries reviewing plans, especially around enrollment periods.
Homeowners who need a pro today — often in an emergency.
Consumers seeking relief or a solution to a money problem.
People who need representation and are ready to speak with an intake team.
Homeowners exploring savings on energy and home upgrades.
Movers and switchers ready to set up or upgrade service.
Travelers who want to book or change plans with a live agent.
We run compliant campaigns on search (including call-only ads), social, native and our own landing pages — always within each offer's approved traffic sources.
IVR prompts, geo and hours filters and duplicate checks remove wrong numbers and out-of-area callers before they reach a buyer.
Calls go to the buyer through your tracking numbers — static, dynamic pools or real-time bidding — respecting caps, concurrency and schedules.
A call is billable once it passes the agreed buffer. Recordings and reports make reconciliation simple and disputes rare.
The consumer dials a tracked number straight from an ad or landing page. The purest form of intent.
A pre-qualified consumer is warm-transferred to the buyer's agent after screening — ideal for complex products like insurance and debt relief.
Each call is pinged to buyers with caller data (such as ZIP) and sent to the best eligible bid, so every call finds its highest-value home.
Pay-per-call networks hold publishers to strict quality standards. We build our operation around them: we disclose traffic sources up front, run your tracking numbers exactly as issued, and grow volume only after calls prove out on your side.
Every campaign is declared by source before launch. No undisclosed sub-affiliates, no brokering.
We run the static numbers, dynamic number pools or RTB endpoints your platform issues — no workarounds.
Buffers, caps, concurrency, geo, business hours and blocked sources are built into our routing.
We scale on accepted-call rates and buyer feedback, not raw call counts.
A dedicated contact for your affiliate managers and shared reporting on sources and results.
Inbound and live-transfer campaigns, with Spanish-language traffic available on request.
Telemarketing rules carry real liability for buyers, networks and publishers alike. We treat compliance as part of call quality — not an afterthought.
Pay-per-call is a performance marketing model where advertisers pay for inbound phone calls instead of clicks or form leads. A call becomes billable only when it meets the campaign’s rules — usually a minimum duration (the “buffer”) plus criteria like location and business hours.
Each offer sets its own terms. Common buffers range from 60 to 120 seconds, combined with geo targeting, operating hours, duplicate-caller rules and sometimes IVR questions. We build every one of these into our setup so only eligible callers reach the buyer.
An inbound call is dialed by the consumer directly from an ad or page. A live transfer is a consumer who was first screened and then warm-transferred to the buyer’s agent. We run both, depending on what the offer allows.
Yes — networks are core partners for us. We join as a publisher, follow your offer terms and approved traffic sources, and run calls through your tracking numbers or RTB setup so you keep full visibility.
Primarily search (including call-only ads), social, native and our own landing pages. We only run sources an offer explicitly approves, and we disclose them before launch.
We follow TCPA, the Telemarketing Sales Rule, DNC requirements and each vertical’s own guidelines, keep consent records where a campaign relies on them, and never use misleading or brand-impersonating ads.
Affiliate managers, call buyers and advertisers: tell us about your campaigns and we'll reply with a traffic plan within one business day.