How it works

One order is one page and the terms you want for it: how many clicks or how much to spend, which countries, the quality you want (no bots, no proxies, a minimum level for opt-in, engagement, sales and IP quality), your maximum price per click and an optional daily cap. Presets fill in sensible numbers; everything stays editable. Before you confirm, the wizard tells you whether delivery at your price will be slow, normal or fast.

Every seller has a public name, their measured quality levels, how much they have sold and what kind of traffic they send (email, push, Facebook and more). Buy from everyone, or from a list of sellers you pick. One tap on any click blocks that seller from all your orders. Sellers never learn who you are.

An order for 10,000 clicks gets 10,000 different people. Someone your order has already received is sent elsewhere and never charged to you. A switch on the order, off by default, also keeps out people your other orders received.

When a seller’s click matches more than one order, a better price wins more often, and orders that have been waiting longest get their turn, so a fair bid still fills and one big order cannot take everything. You pay the going rate for that seller’s traffic, never more than your max, and the seller receives all of it. Every click in your order shows what it cost.

Pause and resume an order, change its page, price, sellers or daily cap, or cancel it, at any time. What was delivered stays paid; the rest of your balance stays yours. A click is charged once, when it is delivered, and delivered clicks are final.

Every seller's clicks pass through one shared click domain, so every landing page is checked before an order starts and while it runs: safe browsing, redirects and a screenshot. A page that fails, goes down or breaks the acceptable use policy pauses its order. Above 1,000 clicks a day to one domain, you prove once that the domain is yours with a DNS record or a meta tag.

A stream is one traffic source: a name, what kind of traffic it is, your minimum price per click and a return URL. You get one SharpTraffic link. Keep mailing your own link and set it to redirect there; never mail the SharpTraffic link itself or a buyer’s page. Each click goes to the buyer who wants it at or above your minimum, or back to your return URL when nobody does. Run as many streams as you like; a price change applies to the next click.

A new stream sells nothing until it has sent 200 clicks to our own pages. We measure how many people opt in and how many come from bots, proxies or data centres, and show the result at the end. A stream needs enough people opting in and few enough bad IPs to go live. A stream that does not pass sees why, in plain words, and can try again.

Once live, about 5 of every 100 clicks a stream would otherwise sell go to our own pages instead, quietly and only while a buyer would have bought them. That is how your levels stay current, how buyers can trust a measurement instead of a review, and how SharpTraffic is paid: the people who opt in on our pages become our leads. There is no commission.

Your display name (a brand or a handle, not a legal name, changeable once every 30 days), your opt-in, engagement, sales and IP quality, each as High, Medium or Low (or New while you are still being measured), how long you have been live, how much you have sold and what kind of traffic you send. Never your list or your buyers’ pages. You see every click in your log with what happened to it, never a buyer’s name.

New sellers can sell up to 500 clicks a day until they have sold 2,000 over at least seven days with quality at or above the network average. Earnings are yours at once: withdraw in crypto any time from $50, with the network fee shown before you confirm. Nothing is ever taken back.