Provider route
Check the handoff before sharing a home-service enquiry.
A useful referral route should explain who receives the enquiry, which services and areas are covered, how providers are checked, and when a referral is considered payable.
Questions to verify
- Which service, suburb, and province does the route cover?
- How many providers receive the enquiry and what registration checks apply?
- What event counts as a converted referral, and how are duplicates or rejected enquiries handled?
- What tracking code, payout method, and reporting access will the publisher receive?
FlowLeads referral route
FlowLeads publishes a public referral route for home services across South Africa, but the publisher account and tracked URL are not yet configured. The application page is available for review only.
Review referral programmeGauteng lead route
Quickleads publishes a Gauteng-only affiliate route with a public R50-per-lead signal. The exact category, buyer, consent, duplicate, rejection, and payout rules must be confirmed before any household details are shared.
Review Quickleads programmeProduct routes, separate from service leads
Product links do not submit a home-service enquiry. Verify the catalogue, South African delivery, tracking, and current terms before switching either route on.