For affiliate networks

Your network grows on publisher supply. Your marketplace only holds the publishers who signed up.

A full run across three flagship verticals can surface an estimated ~215,000 net-new publishers you have never enrolled — each ICP-screened with per-signal confidence scores. Your marketplace shows publishers who found you. Full-web discovery over 120M+ classified domains finds the long tail across every vertical you run, and the vast majority have never been contacted by any network.

~215,000
net-new publishers across three flagship verticals, from a full run (estimate)
~4.2M
category domains across those verticals (estimate)
120M+
classified domains as the source
500
real qualified domains delivered free in your pilot

See the exact output before you commit

We publish 30 free sample reports across the verticals you run — each showing the full signal transcript, ICP badges, and confidence scores your recruiters would receive per publisher, built from real screening runs.

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The supply problem

Every network recruits from the same enrolled pool

Advertisers judge a network on the reach and quality of its publisher base. But a marketplace, by definition, only contains publishers who found you and signed up — the same finite pool your competitors are also mining. Net-new supply lives in the long tail of every vertical, and the figures below are extrapolations from our classification database, labeled as estimates, not guarantees.

Millions of category domains

Across a multi-vertical network's flagship categories, our classifier associates millions of domains with the spaces you monetize. This is the raw universe — before any de-dup against your existing member list.

Tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of qualifying publishers

The share that clears a real publisher-quality ICP once thin, spun, and merchant-owned sites are removed (estimate). Most have never been touched by any network's recruitment team.

Net-new by construction

Feed us your current member domains and we suppress them from the run. What comes back is supply you do not already have — the exact metric your advertiser pitch is built on.

How to read these numbers: universe counts come from our 120M+ classified-domain database; qualifying-publisher figures are estimates extrapolated from calibration slices. Your free pilot returns the first 20 real qualified publishers plus a full-run projection specific to your verticals and ICP.
ICP examples

The net-new publishers a network wants to add

Written from a network's recruitment logic — the supply that actually widens advertiser coverage rather than duplicating it. Each profile is expressed as the required, preferred, and disqualifying signals we screen for.

Long-tail content publisher (any vertical)

Independent, single-topic sites monetizing with affiliate links or display ads but not enrolled in any major marketplace. They widen coverage in categories where your enrolled base is thin.

Requires: vertical relevance · monetization present · not in your member list
Prefers: fresh content · newsletter / social · individual or small team
Never: merchant-owned · thin / MFA

Emerging deal & loyalty publisher

Coupon, cashback, and loyalty sites that already run affiliate links in a category but have never applied to your network. Valuable supply for advertisers demanding incentive reach.

Requires: deals / cashback / loyalty model · affiliate links present
Prefers: audience geo match · active traffic proxy · fresh offers
Never: merchant-owned · thin / MFA

Niche authority in an under-covered vertical

Deep single-vertical publishers your advertisers keep asking for — the space where enrolled supply is weakest. Near-total audience fit makes them disproportionately valuable to add.

Requires: niche category authority · vertical relevance · editorial independence
Prefers: evergreen guides · fresh content · engaged audience
Never: spun content · merchant-owned

International supply for geo expansion

Publishers writing in a target language and focused on a market you are trying to grow. Website-type and geo classification let you recruit exactly the region an advertiser is entering.

Requires: target language · geo focus match · vertical relevance
Prefers: monetization present · active traffic proxy · content publisher
Never: parked / dead · thin / MFA
The instrument

The signals we screen a network's supply on

Every domain in the pulled categories is read against a fixed field set, each extracted from what the site actually publishes and shipped with a confidence score. Your ICP is a selection from this list — nothing vague, nothing guessed from a keyword match.

Vertical relevance Affiliate links present Display-ad monetization Publisher type (content / coupon / cashback / loyalty) Not in your enrolled member list Audience geo focus Detected language Traffic proxy (CrUX presence + rank group) Content freshness Individual vs company-run Newsletter / active social Brand-safety flag Merchant-owned site (disqualifier) Thin / MFA content (disqualifier)

Need a field that isn't here — "already runs a competing network's tag", "accepts CPA offers", "has a media kit"? Custom signals are defined per engagement and calibrated the same way.

Illustrative multi-vertical funnel

Sizing net-new supply across three verticals at once

An illustrative full run for a network running travel, personal finance, and SaaS programs. The category and screened counts are estimates from our classification database; your pilot returns real domains and a projection tuned to your exact member-suppression list and ICP.

0
classified domains as the source
0
category domains across the three verticals (estimate)
0
ICP-fit net-new publishers (estimate)
0
delivered free in your pilot
120M+
classified domains
~4.2M
3-vertical category (est.)
~215K
net-new ICP-fit (est.)
500
free pilot slice

Component estimates: travel ~122,000, personal finance ~60,000, SaaS review ~34,000 qualifying publishers per full run. Reference engagement (a large-scale production run on our own classification platform): 30M dataset → 1.73M vertical domains → 1.2M ICP-screened → ~96% precision on a reviewed sample. Multi-vertical figures above are estimates, shown for illustration.

Why full-web discovery

Full-web discovery vs. your own marketplace

Your marketplace and every directory you buy from only show publishers who already enrolled somewhere. The independent long tail — where net-new supply actually sits — is invisible to that model.

 Full-web discoveryYour marketplace / a directory
Starting setEvery classified domain in each verticalOnly publishers already enrolled
Net-new vs. duplicateYour member list suppressed — output is genuinely newThe pool you and rivals already share
Long-tail reachSingle-operator niche hubs surfacedMostly absent
Screening logicYour required/preferred/disqualifying signal setSelf-reported category tags
Geo expansionLanguage + geo targeting into new marketsLimited to who happened to join
OutputDeduplicated CSV, one row per canonical domainIn-platform list, limited export
Questions

Publisher-supply discovery for networks — FAQ

How do you guarantee the results are net-new to our network?
You give us your current member domains and we suppress every one of them from the run before delivery. What you receive is publishers you do not already have enrolled — the exact supply that widens your advertiser coverage rather than duplicating it.
Can you run several of our verticals in one engagement?
Yes. Each vertical maps to categories in our 120M+ classified-domain database, and we can pull and screen them in parallel with a shared ICP or per-vertical ICPs. The multi-vertical scope is a common engagement shape for networks — see pricing for the multi-vertical and platform tiers.
Where does the ~215,000 figure come from?
It is the sum of per-vertical full-run estimates — roughly 122,000 travel, 60,000 personal finance, and 34,000 SaaS review publishers — extrapolated from calibration slices in our classification database and labeled as estimates. Your pilot replaces it with a projection built from your own verticals, member-suppression list, and a real 20-publisher sample.
How do you separate real publishers from MFA and merchant-owned sites?
Made-for-advertising and thin/spun sites are flagged as a disqualifier, and merchant-owned domains — brands running their own content — are removed structurally by the merchant-owned signal. Every field carries a confidence score, so your recruiters can work the highest-certainty supply first.
What does the free pilot include?
The full pipeline configured for one of your verticals and ICP, stopped at the first 20 qualified publishers — free — plus a projected full-run yield and quotes. It is the fastest way to see real net-new names before committing to a multi-vertical engagement.

Grow supply your competitors can't recruit from

The free pilot runs the full pipeline on one of your verticals, suppresses your current members, and delivers your first 20 net-new qualified publisher domains plus a full-run projection. No cost, no obligation.

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