SlimTrade is a traffic exchange for webmasters. When visitors leave your site they see a box with matching partner sites. Their visitors see yours. Whoever sends more, gets more. Free, no popunders, no tricks.
Example: the box on a mainstream site with real partners from the network. Adult and gay sites only see partners of their own category.
One script line before </body>. WordPress, Blogger, plain HTML, whatever. Your dashboard turns green as soon as the first call arrives.
The directory lists sites in your category. One click sends a request, the other webmaster accepts. Traffic flows only when both sides have added each other.
When a visitor leaves your page or returns to the tab, the box shows five partners, once per hour. A click opens the partner in a new tab, your page stays open.
Every partner gets a weight made of three parts. Four slots are drawn from the weights, the fifth is a lucky slot so new and small sites get seen too.
Whoever sent you many visitors in the last 7 days weighs a lot.
If a partner sent you more than you sent back, their weight rises up to double. The other way round it drops.
If a partner's visitors click on your site, the partner is rewarded. Dead traffic does not pay.
The box is a visible overlay the visitor clicks or closes. Nothing is pushed underneath.
Mainstream, adult and gay are never mixed. If your site has several areas, the box detects the current one from the URL or the content.
Box texts appear in more than 30 languages, matching the visitor's browser.
Visitors by source, country, device and day. Per partner: received, sent, clicks and ratio. All in the dashboard.
Scripts, crawlers and data-center traffic are filtered before they can distort a trade.
No fees, no limits, no hidden conditions.
The box opens partners in a new tab, your page stays open. And it only appears when the visitor is leaving anyway or has left the tab.
As many as you send, within reason. You see the ratio per partner in the dashboard. Whoever gives more ranks higher in the others' boxes.
No. Install the code, accept partners, done. The box is on with our defaults right away and you can switch it off any time.
Yes. Tick both categories and tell the box how to recognise adult pages, for example by "/adult" in the URL. Everything else is automatic.
The box never appears on page load and never for bots. To Google it is an ordinary exit overlay, like a newsletter prompt.
It appears on desktop when the mouse leaves the page, and on every device when the visitor returns to the tab. Five partners, picked fairly, once per hour. Try it:
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