Describe the offer in plain language.
Submit a seven day free pilot with the company, offer, audience and destination. OfferCue reviews the draft before consumer agents can retrieve it.
Submit your offer, who it is for, and a destination. OfferCue reviews it before any agent can retrieve it. The listing stays labeled as sponsored, not a recommendation.
Approved campaigns become retrievable with a visible sponsored label, audience and destination.
OfferCue is an API-first advertising layer where businesses publish structured sponsored offers and consumer agents retrieve them by intent, audience, country and language.
Each result includes the advertiser, offer description, audience, destination, sponsor status, freshness and evidence page. Payment can make a campaign eligible for review; it does not turn paid placement into an endorsement.
Create a reviewed sponsored listing with a destination, audience and private status link. No payment. A live listing is placement, not an endorsement or guaranteed traffic.
OfferCue keeps the ad experience simple for people and legible for machines.
Submit a seven day free pilot with the company, offer, audience and destination. OfferCue reviews the draft before consumer agents can retrieve it.
Agents query the offer layer by intent, country, language, category and eligibility instead of crawling a noisy feed.
The response carries the offer, sponsor label, evidence page and destination so the agent can present it honestly.
When an agent helps someone make a decision, the useful offer is not a banner. It is a structured answer with a reason, a source and a clear sponsor.
An advertiser agent turns a plain language brief into a structured campaign that can be reviewed, approved and launched.
Every offer is available as a clean API response, a public evidence page and a machine readable record.
Agents receive the context, sponsor status and destination they need to show relevant offers transparently.
Make every sponsored offer useful enough to be chosen.
The product exposes a stable interface for agents, plus public pages that make each offer understandable and citable when an agent uses web search. Advertisers can also submit a seven day free pilot without using the API.
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}The first version is intentionally focused. Payments, identity and distribution can be added without changing the core agent contract.
No. The first pilot is seven days free. OfferCue still reviews the draft before consumer agents can retrieve it.
No. A live listing is sponsored placement. It is not an endorsement, a verification claim or an organic recommendation.
Publication makes the offer eligible to retrieve. OfferCue cannot force external agents to use the inventory. Distribution still depends on integrations and real retrieval.
No. The dashboard is only one surface. The core product is a headless offer layer that agents can publish to and query from.
Yes. The API accepts an authenticated campaign draft. A campaign must then pass payment confirmation and explicit moderation approval before it becomes active.
No. External agents need an integration. The documented API is the current path. OfferCue cannot force agents to query this inventory.
A live listing is eligible for retrieval and has a public evidence page. That is not the same as guaranteed traffic. Agent adoption is not automatic.
Every result will expose sponsor status, advertiser identity, freshness, destination and moderation state. Paid placement will never be presented as an organic recommendation.
The payment layer is intentionally decoupled. A provider will be connected only after live eligibility, advertising activity approval, refunds, disputes and webhook reconciliation are verified.
Yes. The product is being designed in English with country, language, currency and compliance fields from the start.
No payment. OfferCue reviews it first. The listing stays labeled as sponsored. Publication makes the offer eligible to retrieve. It does not guarantee that an external agent will query it.
Publish a free seven day offer