Traffic sources
Sellers bring their own audiences. Each order says which sources, countries, devices, systems and hours it wants, and only matching clicks reach it.
Where clicks come from
Every stream declares its source, and buyers see it next to the seller’s measured levels. An order can take every source or only the ones it picks.
- Push
- TikTok
- YouTube
- SMS
- Native ads
- Other
Countries
Start from a tier, then add or remove any single country.
- Tier 1
5 countries
United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand.
- Tier 1+2
27 countries
United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Germany, France, Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Switzerland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Luxembourg, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Hong Kong SAR China, Israel, United Arab Emirates.
- Any country
Every country
Clicks from anywhere.
Devices and systems
- Devices
Phone, Tablet or Desktop
Any device unless the order picks some.
- Operating systems
iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS or Other
Any system unless the order picks some.
Hours
Around the clock by default. An order can run only on the days and hours you pick, in the time zone you choose. Outside those hours it bids on nothing and you are told once a day if it is waiting.
Same rules, any source
One click domain
However a click starts, it reaches your page through one shared click domain, filtered for bots, headless or misreported browsers, data-centre IPs, proxies, VPNs and timezone mismatches on the way.
Sellers keep their own links
Sellers keep mailing or posting their own tracking link and set it to redirect to their SharpTraffic link.
Measured the same way
Every source is tested and measured on our own pages; how we check traffic quality.