If you already have the ear of insurance agents, whether that is an audience on social media, a downline, a training group, or just a long contact list, the Callmart affiliate program turns a recommendation you were probably making for free into something you get paid for.
How it works
- 01Apply for an affiliate accountTell us who you are and who you reach. Affiliate accounts are approved, not self-issued.
- 02Refer a buyerYou submit the buyer organization: their name, whether they are a solo agent or an agency, and the account owner's verified email address.
- 03They get approved and start buyingThe buyer completes their own application and goes through normal business approval. Nothing is owed on a referral that never becomes a buyer.
- 04You earn on their activityCommission accrues on their billable calls and on softphone and routing products.
- 05You get paidEarnings, amounts paid, and your outstanding balance are tracked in your dashboard, and completed payouts are recorded with a reference.
What you earn
Commissions are fixed dollar amounts on billable calls and on softphone and routing products. They are not a percentage of spend, and they are not tied to margin.
That matters more than it sounds. A fixed amount per billable call means you can work out what a referral is worth to you from one number, and it means your earnings do not move because of something happening inside Callmart's cost base that you cannot see.
You can take your earnings as cash, or as call credit on your own Callmart account if you buy calls yourself. Your specific commission terms, including amounts and payout timing, are confirmed when your affiliate account is approved. We do not publish them, because they are agreed per affiliate.
Nothing here is a promise of earnings. What you make depends entirely on whether the people you refer become approved buyers and buy calls. Do not tell your audience otherwise.
What you can see, and what you cannot
Your dashboard shows your assigned buyers, net earnings, what has been paid, what is outstanding, a commission statement, and your completed payouts. The same view is in the iPhone app, so you can check it without opening a laptop.
Affiliates do not see publisher costs, true traffic source names, or platform margin. This is deliberate and it is not going to change. It protects the publishers who supply the marketplace and the buyers on the other side of it, and it is the reason both of them are willing to be in it.
Good for posting publicly
A lot of affiliate offers are awkward to share because explaining them takes a paragraph. This one does not. Insurance agents already understand the difference between chasing a form fill and answering a ringing phone, so the pitch is short enough for a caption.
- It is relevant to an audience you probably already have if you post about insurance sales.
- There is a free iPhone app you can point people at, which makes the recommendation concrete.
- Screened inbound calls start at $25, so there is a real number to lead with.
- Creating an account costs nothing, so the thing you are asking someone to do is small.
Two rules when you post. Be clear that you earn a commission, because disclosure is not optional and your audience will respect you more for it. And do not invent results, income claims, or performance numbers. Callmart does not publish them and neither should you.
Affiliate or publisher?
These are two different programs and people mix them up constantly.
| Compare | Affiliate | Publisher |
|---|---|---|
| What you bring | Buyers: agents and agencies who want calls | Calls: inbound phone traffic from your own marketing |
| How you earn | Fixed-dollar commission on what your referrals buy | Paid for the calls you deliver into the marketplace |
| What you need | An audience or a network of agents | Live traffic and the ability to deliver calls |
| Where to apply | The affiliate application | The publisher application |
If you generate the phone calls, you are a publisher. If you know the people who want to buy them, you are an affiliate. Some people are genuinely both, and that is fine, but they are separate accounts with separate terms.
Create an account to applyCommon questions
01How much do Callmart affiliates earn?
Commissions are fixed dollar amounts on billable calls and on softphone and routing products, rather than a percentage. The specific amounts and payout terms are confirmed when your affiliate account is approved, because they are agreed per affiliate.
02Can I get paid in call credit instead of cash?
Yes. If you buy calls yourself, you can take your earnings as call credit on your own Callmart account instead of a cash payout. Tell us which you prefer when your account is approved.
03Do I earn on a referral who never buys anything?
No. Commission accrues on billable calls and on softphone and routing products. A referral who signs up but never gets approved, or who is approved and never buys, does not generate a commission.
04Can I be an affiliate and a buyer at the same time?
Yes. Many affiliates are working agents. Your affiliate earnings are tracked separately from your own buying, and you can put them back into call credit on your buying account if you want to.
05Do I need to disclose that I earn a commission?
Yes. If you promote Callmart to an audience, say plainly that you are compensated. That is a legal requirement in the United States, not a courtesy, and it is your responsibility rather than Callmart's.