We configure the complete screening run for your industry — the same setup a paying engagement gets — then stop it as soon as 10 publishers clear your ICP with confident classifications. You receive them with every signal and confidence score, plus the real number of matching publishers in the full vertical. Then you decide.
The numbers below come from a large-scale production run on our own classification platform — the same engine that will screen your vertical. Nothing in the pilot is a mock-up; it is this pipeline, stopped at your first 10.
Figures from a large-scale production run on our own classification platform. Your pilot runs on the same infrastructure over your chosen vertical.
A pilot is not a canned list — it is the first slice of a real production run over your actual vertical, stopped early.
The industry, the geographies and languages, and the signals that define your ideal partner site — in plain language. "Consumer travel blogs run by an individual or couple, affiliate links present, EN/DE, active this year" is a complete brief. The form below shows the kind of detail that helps.
We pull the complete domain universe for your industry from our 120M+ classified domains — a full affiliate vertical is typically tens of thousands to over a million domains. Your ICP becomes a set of extractable signals from our 20-signal framework, plus any custom signals you define.
The pipeline screens domains in random order and halts as soon as 10 publishers have cleared your ICP with confident classifications. Those 10 land in your inbox as a CSV with every signal, its confidence score, site type, language and traffic proxy — identical to what a full run produces.
The pilot runs on the real universe, so alongside your 10 publishers you get the honest number for the whole vertical: how many domains in it match your ICP, read straight from our database — a conservative, real figure, not a guess. You know the size of the prize before spending anything.
Alongside that number we quote several sizes — the complete run, or defined fractions of it. Take everything, take half, or name a domain count that fits your budget. Or take the 10 and walk away; they are yours either way.
Screening a whole affiliate vertical is not something a person can do by hand — reading hundreds of thousands of domains against one ICP is months of analyst work, which is exactly why publisher lists are small, stale, and expensive. Our classification pipeline does it in one pass. That capability is the product: it is why we screen every domain instead of sampling a directory, and why a full run delivers a universe no manually built list can match.
The first 10 qualified publishers are the most honest sales material we have: real domains, matched to your exact ICP, with the confidence scores and evidence attached — a genuine slice of a real production run, not a canned demo. If the pilot is good, the full run is an easy decision. If it isn't, you have lost nothing.
Every qualified publisher ships with all 20 signals and per-field confidence scores.
Every domain is read against our 20-signal framework — each signal extracted with its own confidence score. Your ICP is simply the combination you require, prefer, and forbid. Below the framework, four example ICPs the way real advertiser clients define them.
Solo or two-person money writers with budgeting guides, account reviews and how-to explainers.
Card-comparison publishers with rate tables, benefit breakdowns and approval guides.
Privacy reviewers running speed tests and jurisdiction analyses across providers.
Deal trackers covering discounts, bundles and price histories for players.
Take the ICP above — a personal-finance blog run by one or two people, focused on a consumer money audience. Reading our Finance-classified domains against exactly those signals, here is what the database holds. Your pilot runs the identical logic against your own ICP.
This is not a guess from a small sample — it is what our classification database actually holds for this ICP, and we report it deliberately on the conservative side. Every one of these domains is a real site we can hand you, with its signals and confidence scores attached. The pilot proves it by delivering the first 10 immediately.
With that number in hand, you pick the scope. Every option delivers the identical per-domain format you saw in the pilot, highest-confidence domains first.
The complete vertical, every qualified publisher with all signals.
The top-confidence half of the matching set.
A focused tranche for a first recruitment wave.
Name a domain count that fits your budget; we quote it exactly.
Plans run from $999 to $25,000, plus custom scopes sized after the pilot. See pricing for reference tiers.
The more precisely you describe the ICP, the sharper your 10 publishers. Every placeholder below is a real example you can adapt.
Ten domains that cleared your ICP — one CSV row each with all 20 signals, confidence scores, site type, language and traffic proxy. Plus the full-vertical count and a quote for each scope option. See the format live →
Run configuration is confirmed within one business day. Pilot results typically follow within two to four business days depending on vertical size and signal complexity.
No invented traffic numbers — only reproducible proxies. No scraped contact databases. No client names published. If a requested signal can't be read reliably from site content, we say so in the calibration round rather than ship noise. Our standards →
The things advertisers, networks and agencies ask before requesting a pilot.
No discovery calls, no slide decks. The first 10 qualified publishers and the real size of your full vertical — then you decide with data.
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