Straight answers before a campaign starts.

Depending on the approved campaign, LiveWireCalls may provide consumer-initiated inbound calls, real-time form leads, booked appointments or qualified live transfers.

Exclusivity is campaign-specific. Any exclusivity rule, duplicate window or resale restriction must appear in the written terms.

Campaigns can use states, metros, counties, cities or ZIP lists, subject to vertical rules, buyer capacity and available volume.

The buyer provides the business requirements and LiveWireCalls documents them in the campaign brief. Qualification is not assumed from a generic label.

Yes. Screening may include geography, age, ownership, service need, business revenue, representation status, eligibility or other approved criteria.

The campaign terms should define evidence, time window, valid return reasons and reconciliation. Where available and lawful, call recordings or lead data support review.

Yes, when the buyer provides approved RTB or ping/post specifications, credentials, caps, bid behavior and test procedures.

Calls may route by schedule, cap, geography, service category, buyer priority and other approved logic.

Lead data can be mapped to an approved CRM, webhook, API or other buyer endpoint after successful test posts.

Timing depends on a complete brief, commercial agreement, source and creative approval, technical readiness and successful test events.

Test structure depends on the vertical and economics. A controlled cap is recommended so both sides can review quality before scaling.

No. Volume changes with geography, pricing, seasonality, source availability, qualification strictness and consumer demand.