- HighCloaking detectedReviewer and consumer see different pages · TN-CMP-7731
- HighCelebrity impersonationUnlicensed likeness in ad creative · sent to human review
- MediumRedirect driftNew hop through unregistered domain · TN-AFF-55102
- ClearAcquisition verifiedTN-ACQ-839201 · full chain on record, buyer accepted
Every lead traced from ad to buyer
Trust Network watches what happens after an ad is approved: who sends the traffic, where the redirect goes, which page the consumer actually sees, and who buys the lead. When something changes, it records the evidence and flags it.
One record for the whole acquisition chain
Today an ad platform sees the ad, the affiliate sees the traffic, and the buyer sees a phone number. Nobody sees the whole path. Trust Network connects it into one verifiable record and keeps watching after approval.
Every advertiser, affiliate, offer and campaign gets a Trust ID before traffic runs.
- KYC/KYB and ownership
- Licenses and traffic rights
- Approved claims per offer
Clicks pass through a Verified Redirect, so the route and final URL are recorded, not assumed.
- Every redirect hop
- Final landing URL
- Domain and SSL history
Landing pages are crawled around the clock and compared with the approved version.
- Screenshots and DOM
- Script and content changes
- Reviewer vs. consumer view
Each lead is tied to a Verified Acquisition ID that platforms, buyers and reviewers can check.
- Evidence API
- Exportable incident reports
- Appeals and corrections
See how it works
Ninety seconds on the gap after the click, how the platform catches fraud, and what regulators get from it.
Eight abuse patterns, eight ways we catch them
Bad actors work in the gap between ad approval and the real consumer outcome. Each pattern below has its own detection method on the platform.
Fake providers
Clinics, insurers or telehealth brands that don't exist.
HOW WE CATCH ITAdvertisers can't get a Trust ID without verified business identity, licenses and ownership. Unregistered brands on a monitored route are flagged.
Celebrity deepfakes
Impersonation and AI-generated endorsements.
HOW WE CATCH ITAI analysis of every captured page and creative looks for public-figure likeness and endorsement claims, then routes them to human review.
Cloaking
Reviewers see a clean page, consumers see something else.
HOW WE CATCH ITThe same URL is crawled as a reviewer and as a consumer from different networks. The two captures are compared side by side.
Landing substitution
The page changes after the ad is approved.
HOW WE CATCH ITEach crawl is fingerprinted. Visual hashes, text and DOM are diffed against the approved version, and every change is kept in the history.
Hidden redirects
The route hides the real final URL and buyer.
HOW WE CATCH ITVerified Redirect records every hop. A new hop, an unknown domain or a different final URL opens a finding.
Unknown affiliates
Borrowed accounts and concealed traffic ownership.
HOW WE CATCH ITDomain intelligence maps every domain a route touches to a registered participant. Unclaimed domains are surfaced.
Duplicate leads
The same consumer sold to several buyers.
HOW WE CATCH ITLeads are matched by one-way hashed fingerprints, so duplicates show up without anyone storing the consumer's contact details.
Consumer deception
Promises on the page or the call don't match the offer.
HOW WE CATCH ITPage claims are checked against the offer's approved claims. Mismatches, fake countdowns and hidden subscription terms are flagged.
From a crawl to evidence a reviewer can rely on
Automation finds the signal. People make the call on anything that affects a business. Every decision keeps its evidence.
- 01
Capture
Scheduled crawls record the screenshot, HTML, visible text, scripts and every redirect hop.
- 02
Compare
Captures are diffed against the approved version and against the reviewer view.
- 03
Analyze
Rules and AI classify what changed against the eight abuse patterns and the offer's approved claims.
- 04
Review
High-impact findings go to a human analyst. Businesses can appeal with their own evidence.
- 05
Record
The outcome, evidence and corrective action are stored and linked to the Trust IDs involved.
- Visual diff
- 74% of page changed
- Patterns
- Cloaking · celebrity impersonation · false urgency
- Route
- TN-CMP-7731 via TN-AFF-55102
- Action
- Route paused, affiliate notified, buyer alerted
Every accepted lead carries its origin
The Trust Pixel on the landing page and the Verified Redirect on the click tie each lead to the participants and route that produced it. The result is a Verified Acquisition ID the buyer can check before paying.
- TN-ACQ-839201Chain verified
- AdvertiserTN-ADV-20417 · licensed carrierverified
- AffiliateTN-AFF-55102 · traffic rightsverified
- CampaignTN-CMP-7731 · approved claimson policy
- Redirect2 hops → approved final URLmatches
- Landingfingerprint v3 = approvedmatches
- Call centerscript on fileon policy
- Buyerlead received · acceptedrecorded
Evidence of compliance, not another rulebook
Rules for advertising and lead generation already exist. What enforcement lacks is reliable evidence of who did what after the ad went live. Trust Network produces that evidence as a by-product of normal industry operations.
Complete case files
For any campaign or finding: screenshots, page versions, redirect logs and the participants involved, timestamped and exportable.
Patterns before complaints
Cloaking, deepfake ads and fake providers are flagged when they appear, not months later when consumer complaints arrive.
Named participants
Every route maps to verified businesses. Bad actors can't hide behind borrowed accounts or chains of anonymous affiliates.
Outcomes, not reports
Violation rate per 10,000 leads, time to detect, time to fix and dispute rates are tracked before and after.
Appeals built in
Businesses see the evidence against them, can respond, correct and be reinstated. Every step is logged.
Open standard
An open evidence schema and API work across platforms, trackers and buyers, with no lock-in to one vendor.
We verify activity, not people
Consumer data goes directly to the advertiser. Trust Network stores evidence about the acquisition path.
What the platform records
- Advertiser, partner and campaign IDs
- Redirect chain and final URL
- Page fingerprints and version history
- Domains and SSL certificates
- Suspicious scripts and cloaking signals
- Findings, complaints and appeals
What it does not store by default
- Consumer names
- Phone numbers or email addresses
- Medical or insurance data
- Payment card or bank data
- Call recordings
- Any federal consumer database
Safeguards built in from the start
Fair competition
Open technical standard and no exclusive designation for any participant.
Privacy
No consumer PII by default. Any future PII product needs separate independent review.
Independence
An independent Standards Council, model audits and a transparent appeals process.
Accuracy
Defined thresholds, human escalation, appeal deadlines and control-group measurement.
No single gatekeeper
Open APIs, multiple platforms and direct buyer–publisher integrations.
See the platform on a live insurance route
We brief agency, platform and industry teams in 30 minutes: a walkthrough of the console, a real finding from capture to resolution, and how integration works.
Write with your name, organization and role. We reply within two business days.
mike@leadtrustnetwork.com
- Live console walkthrough
- Evidence package from a sample finding
- Evidence API and integration overview