Terms
Almost nothing, which is the honest answer. Sending an order from the panel starts a conversation; it does not buy anything and it does not bind you to buy anything.
Last updated 22 August 2026
The panel builds a description of what you want and sends it to us. No traffic is reserved by it, no money is due on it, and no obligation exists on either side until the terms of a specific campaign are agreed in writing between us. The tape is a summary, not a quote.
Volume is guaranteed; delivery speed is not. A first order from a new account does not begin delivery before day five, because anti-fraud screening runs first. Conversions, revenue and any other outcome downstream of the visit are never guaranteed — those belong to your offer and your page.
The guarantee has an outer edge, and it is time: the count you ordered arrives within sixty days of the campaign starting. If it does not, the shortfall is topped up with traffic or refunded for the part that never arrived, in proportion to what was missing rather than as a flat gesture. A refund is checked against the delivery record first — that is what the record is for.
Traffic goes to the URL on the order. If that URL is wrong, visits sent to it are still visits we sent, and they are neither credited back nor refunded — so read it twice before you send the tape. The same applies while your own site is down, timing out or answering with errors: we cannot see your server from here, and traffic delivered into a broken page is delivered. What you can do, at any point and in writing, is ask for the campaign to be held; it stops, and it resumes when you say the page is back.
Swapping the page a campaign points at, mid-flight, is the one change that needs agreeing first. The order was read against that page, and the refusals below are read against it too.
A visit counts when it is sent to your URL. Someone who closes the tab before your page finishes loading has still been sent, and your own analytics will not see them — expect the two numbers to disagree, and expect ours to be the higher one. Our delivery record for the campaign is the record we work from, both for the count and for a refund claim. If your tracking shows a gap you think is too wide to be that, say so in the reply and we will go through it line by line.
Tech-support offers are not accepted. Neither is hate content, nor anything illegal in the geography it is delivered into. This applies regardless of what was already agreed: a campaign found to be one of these is stopped. The full list lives on the rules page.
You are responsible for the legality of your offer, your creatives and your landing pages in every geography you ask us to deliver into, and for the accuracy of what you tell us about them. We take what you write in the order at face value; if it turns out not to match the campaign, that is grounds to stop it.
The pages, wording and graphics here are ours. The site is served as it is, without a promise that it is reachable at any given moment. Nothing written on it is advice, and nothing on it overrides the written terms of a campaign you actually run with us.
Everything runs by email. Write to info@web-traffic.us, or use the contact form, which lands in the same inbox as the order tape. A message is answered within 48 hours, weekends excluded. There is no phone line published here and no account to log into — this is a static site with one form on it, and the correspondence is the relationship.
Named in the written terms for each campaign, alongside the currency, the rate and the schedule. It is not set by this page.
These terms can change. The date above says when they last did, and a change never applies backwards to a campaign already agreed.
