How it works

From nothing to a voucher someone is holding .

Eight steps, start to finish — registering a company, getting your brand through review, and issuing vouchers that end up in somebody's hand.

Register your company

Self-serve, no review. This is the legal entity behind everything that follows — who is issuing, who gets paid, who signs. One company can carry several brands.

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List your brand — and wait for review

The brand is the public face: name, category, what you sell, the page your prices live on. We read it before it goes on discover.

Usually within 48 hours, often sooner. if we turn it down you get the reason in writing and you can answer it — a rebuttal puts you back in the queue rather than at the end of it.

Add a product

What you actually sell — a subscription or a usage plan, its consumer price, and the address of the page that price is published on. That link is required: a voucher is a claim about a price, so the claim has to point at its source and anyone can hold the two against each other.

Charge your brand credit

Your own currency inside bullmark. Its value never floats: you pick 1, 10 or 100 credits to the dollar once, and that is fixed. No exchange rate to argue about — brands compete on what a voucher is worth, not on what a credit is worth.

It converts one way, on a recorded chain: cash → brand credit → voucher. every step of that chain is recorded, so where a credit came from and what it turned into is not a matter of opinion.

Issue vouchers out of that credit

Issuing does not write a number on a listing. It writes one real, numbered row per voucher — each with its own serial, its own redeem code, its own QR, sealed at the moment it is created. Issue 100 and 100 things exist.

Up to 110 per issuance (issue again to go further) · minimum listing $500 of vouchers at consumer price · validity is yours to set, at least 90 days .

Put them on the marketplace

One shelf, two windows — and the only thing that decides which one you are at is how many you take .

Wholesale retail

Quantity lots of 10 — 10, 20, 30… 1–9

Who registered companies anyone signed in

Discount 20–50% off consumer price the voucher's own retail discount — below wholesale

Marketers take them and do the promoting

A creator asks you for a contract from discover; you seal it with the terms — how many vouchers they get to hand out, what they earn per redemption, a share of sales. Then they go and sell you to their audience.

The voucher row is the attribution. no tracking link, no cookie, nothing that expires or gets stripped by a browser — the numbered voucher that was redeemed is the proof of who brought that customer, and it is not arguable after the fact.

You never put cash down

The marketer is paid out of redemptions — which only happen once they have already brought you the customer. Nothing is owed in advance, by either side.

That is what barter your service means. You are paying in the thing you already make.

Start the loop

No cash upfront .

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