Everflow on your landing pages
When you run an affiliate program, the page that converts is yours and the traffic is your partners'. Everflow sits between the two: it records the partner's click and pays out on the conversion. LanderLab gives it that conversion. A partner's Everflow link brings the visitor to your page with a transaction_id on the URL, and when the form is sent, LanderLab posts it back to Everflow server to server, credited to the partner and the offer.
It's built for advertisers and networks paying per lead: an insurance carrier with a partner program, a law firm group buying intake leads through affiliates, a lead gen network running publishers to its own landing pages. Every payout traces back to a lead you can open in LanderLab.
Everflow partner conversions from your page
A partner's Everflow tracking link sends the visitor to your LanderLab page with Everflow's click ID on the URL. Pass Through URL Params keeps it on every link, and when the form is sent the conversion is posted to Everflow, credited to the partner and the offer that brought the visitor.
Partner payouts on real form submits
Everflow pays partners per conversion. Posted server to server when the form is sent, the conversion doesn't depend on a pixel loading in the visitor's browser, and every payout traces back to a lead you can open in LanderLab, with the page, the variant and the submit time on it.
That matters on both sides of the program. Partners trust a postback more than a thank-you page pixel, and you can answer a payout question with the lead itself instead of a screenshot.
Pay more where the leads come from
Everflow reports conversions per partner and lets you set payouts per partner. When you can see which affiliates, and which of their sources, send people who fill the form, you can offer those partners a higher payout to send more. Custom settings in Everflow can also give a partner its own landing page, so a top affiliate can run on a LanderLab variant built for their audience.
One lead, several events, one transaction_id
An Everflow offer has a base conversion event and can have additional events, each with its own revenue and payout, all tied to the same transaction_id. For lead gen that maps to how the money really moves: the form fill is the base event, and a qualified call, a signed retainer or an issued policy can pay out later on the same click.
Everflow takes lead details on the conversion too, in its adv1 to adv10 fields and an email field, so your partner managers see what kind of leads each partner sends without logging in to LanderLab.
