You and your managers
The whole floor: live calls with listen-in, every ping and why it was declined, transcripts, recordings, summaries, disputes, wallets, and finance. Owners can close any page to any manager.
White-label pay-per-call
White-label pay-per-call for operators who run the network
Publishers ping your campaigns. Your buyers answer in the browser, under your name. A call bills when what was said qualifies it.
01 — Fit
Who it is for
Operators
Call buyers and network operators who take publisher traffic and staff their own buyers. You set the campaigns, the criteria, and the brand callers and buyers see.
Not a lead marketplace
InboundX does not sell consumer leads, and it is not a place for a buyer to buy a vertical’s calls off a shelf. It is also not call tracking on its own. If you want to operate the network, this is the product.
What pay-per-call software is — and how it differs from call tracking and from buying leads — is its own page. This one stays the white-label product. Agencies comparing routing platforms can read Why InboundX and Ringba alternatives. The published plan figures live on the homepage. Those pages do not rank vendors.
02 — Call tracking
Call tracking white label
Call tracking white label is the search for a branded record of a phone call: a number, a recording, and a source. That is a real category. InboundX is not that product on its own.
The record here sits inside the network you operate. A publisher pings a campaign, routing reserves one buyer, the buyer answers in the browser, and the call log keeps the timeline, the transcript, the recording, and whether the call billed.
03 — The record
White label call tracking
White label call tracking, as a branded record, wears the same name as the rest of the workspace. Buyers sign in at your subdomain, to your logo and your colours, and email the product sends comes from you. A Powered by InboundX badge is on for new workspaces, and you can switch it off.
It is still a pay-per-call platform, not a standalone tracker and not a ranking of other trackers. The software category is on pay-per-call software.
04 — Your brand
It wears your name
The workspace is live at your subdomain about two minutes after it is created. Buyers sign in there, to your logo, in your colours, and email the product sends comes from you.
Logo, mark, favicon, colours, and the login page are yours to set. The Powered by InboundX badge is on for new workspaces. You can switch it off.
Try the marks on the homepage. The written version of the call is on How it works.
05 — The call
Ping, then the rest
The same six steps the product runs, in order. Each one keeps a record.
- 01
Ping
A publisher asks for a bid.
- 02
Reserve
Routing holds one buyer and writes down why.
- 03
Ring
It rings in a browser tab.
- 04
Talk
Every word, as it's said.
- 05
Qualify
Billed on what was said.
- 06
Bill
The money moves once.
06 — Roles
Everyone sees their part
Buyers
Their calls. They go online in a tab, read the live transcript, and see their wallet, their disputes, and your training. They never see which publisher sent the call, other buyers, or what you earn. The caller's number stays masked until the call bills.
Publishers
Their traffic and the reasons: calls, pings, earnings, and weekly invoices, plus a dry run to test the integration. They never see your price, your buyers, or other publishers. They see a dispute's outcome, never the pending case.
07 — Evidence
A record you can open
Two channels per call, stored privately, kept for a year by default. The call log holds the timeline, the transcript, the recording, the summary, and the billing on one page, with a printable evidence pack.
A buyer disputes a charge inside the window you set. You decide with the recording and the transcript in front of you. An approval credits the wallet and blocks that caller. The buyer gets the decision by email, in your brand.
What that costs is a single plan, described on Pricing. There are no extra tiers on that page.
08 — Questions
Asked about the category
- 01What does white-label mean on InboundX?
- The workspace wears your name. Buyers sign in at your subdomain, to your logo and your colours, and email comes from you. A Powered by InboundX badge is on for new workspaces, and you can switch it off.
- 02Do publishers see my margins?
- No. Publishers see their calls, their pings, the reasons, their earnings, and weekly invoices. They never see your price, your buyers, or your headcount.
- 03Do buyers need a softphone?
- No. They go online in a browser tab after a short device check, and calls pick up on their own. There's no desk phone, no softphone and nothing to install.
- 04How is this different from call tracking?
- Call tracking records that a call happened. A pay-per-call network also answers a publisher's ping, reserves one buyer, rings that buyer in the browser, and bills when what was said qualifies. InboundX is that network, run under your brand.
- 05Can I use my own payment processor for buyer top-ups?
- Yes. Buyers top up through your own payment processor. The platform never holds your money.
09 — Start
It wears your name.
Open a workspace under your name, or walk the six steps before you do.