Built for anyone with an audience.
That audience cost real money to build — we pay you accordingly. Not pennies a click, but real money on completed conversions, in categories where a single customer is worth thousands to the provider. Our two strongest partnerships happen to be the widest: telecom fits any audience, and monitored home security works for renters as well as owners. Alongside them sit solar, financial services and other offers matched specifically to your audience. Website links, email links, in-store QR codes and story links — whichever fits how you reach people. No inventory, no fulfillment, no support tickets.
Three steps, and the only one that takes your time is a five-minute call.
Fill in the form and book a short call. We go through your site, your audience and which offers are the best fit — nothing goes live until the terms are agreed with you directly.
Nothing to install and nothing to configure. You get a tracked link for your site, one for your emails, a QR code for in-store, and a link built for story posts — plus a short description of the offer, written the way you want it and approved by us before it goes live. Use one or use all of them. Every conversion attaches back to your store automatically, and we can tell you which placement produced it.
Your own portal from day one: live clicks, conversions and commissions as they come in, broken out by placement, and exactly where every pending conversion stands. You're paid when the customer acquisition is completed — not pennies on clicks, but true value for your audience.
Every click, every conversion, every commission — tracked live from the moment someone uses your link. This is the exact view you'll have from day one.
You do not need to sell anything related to these categories. You need customers who trust you.
Added an exclusive offer for the customers it already had. Nothing about the catalog changed and no inventory was added. It converted, and it opened a revenue line beside the store's own sales.
Ran the same placement against a completely different customer base — print buyers rather than consumer shoppers — and got the same outcome. That list was built for print work, not home services, and it made no difference.
Emailed its customer list offering a gift card to its own shop to anyone who took up the exclusive offer. That drove conversions. The gift cards were then spent back in the apparel store, driving a second round of sales — so the incentive came straight back to the business that paid for it, and bought a repeat customer along the way.
That third one is worth sitting with. Run properly, this is not a transaction bolted onto the side of your business. It pays for a customer-retention campaign you were probably going to run anyway, and the customer it wins back is yours to keep.
Not a tech store, not a home services store. A store that sells dog beds, grooming tools and travel carriers — an audience with no obvious connection to any of the categories we carry.
It worked, because the offers don't care what's in your catalog. They care whether your customers are households and businesses that pay bills every month — for internet, for a phone, for the services they already buy from someone. If you sell furniture, tools, baby gear, pet supplies, garden equipment or anything else, that describes your list.
The question isn't whether your store is a match. It's whether your customers are people who pay bills.
A streaming trial is worth a few dollars because it converts instantly and costs the advertiser almost nothing to fulfill.
The offers we carry are the opposite. A telecom activation is a multi-year billing relationship. A monitored security system means a technician at someone's home and years of recurring revenue. A financial services customer can be worth more again, and a solar install is a five-figure contract. Providers in these categories compete hard for every customer, because each one is worth thousands to them.
Fewer people convert. Each one that does is worth a hundred of the other kind.
We came up through ecommerce. We built stores, grew customer lists and learned what it actually costs to earn a buyer who comes back. And like most store owners, we carried other companies' products and offers alongside our own.
The economics of that were bad, and it took us a while to admit how bad. We were handing over placement in front of an audience we had spent years and real money building, and getting back pennies a conversion. The offers available to us were low-value by design — quick to accept, cheap to fulfill, worth almost nothing to the store carrying them. Meanwhile the advertisers with genuinely valuable products, the ones where a single customer is worth thousands, had no practical way to reach that audience at all. Both sides were losing, in opposite directions.
Cross Brand Media exists to close that gap. High-consideration offers on one side, real audiences on the other, and terms that pay both sides properly. Store owners and publishers get paid on outcomes worth having instead of a few cents for renting out their credibility. Advertisers get placed in front of people who already trust the business making the introduction. We are not guessing at whether this works for a store owner — we have been the store owner getting the short end of it, and we built the version we wanted to be offered.
Some of our best partners started with an audience and nowhere to send it — an email list, a following, foot traffic, but no site. We fix that. If you qualify, we design and build a complete Shopify store for you at no cost: real products, real checkout, a real SEO foundation — with the offer placements and tracking already wired in from day one.
Your name, your domain, your brand. We're not leasing you space or taking equity — the store is yours the moment it launches.
Design, product pages, checkout, and the offer-placement flow — set up and tested before you ever touch it.
Clean site architecture, fast pages, and proper metadata from the first commit — built to actually get found in search, not bolted on later.
This isn't hypothetical. We already built and launched a store this way — full design, product catalog, and an offer placement running live on the homepage. Here's what that placement looks like on the real site:
No cost to you. In exchange, you carry our offers where they fit your audience — same terms as every partner in the network.
We're onboarding a first group of stores now. Tell us where to look and we'll come back with the offers and terms that fit your audience.
Thanks — we’ve got your details. We’ll take a look at your store and come back to you shortly with the offers and terms that fit your audience. Nothing else to do on your end.
No fee to join, no minimum volume, and full transparency with daily reports.
No. These are services people buy separately from anything in your catalog — nobody is choosing between your product and a security system or a mobile plan. It sits alongside what you sell rather than against it.
You're paid when a customer acquisition is completed — not on clicks, not on leads. Providers in these categories run a cancellation window, so conversions sit as pending until that window closes and then become payable. Payouts themselves are batched monthly: everything payable from the 1st through the last day of a given month goes out as one lump-sum payment on the last Friday of the following month. Your portal shows you exactly where every one stands. Exact terms and timings are confirmed with you before anything goes live on your store.
Solar and security have geographic limits. If a customer isn't covered, they see that immediately rather than being passed to a provider who can't serve them. It costs you nothing and doesn't affect your standing.
None. Once someone clicks your link they're the provider's customer. You never touch the sale, the install or the service.
No. We run these offers on our own smaller stores — ones doing under 250 orders a month — and they still convert. Volume changes how often a conversion lands, not whether it lands at all: a smaller list means a quieter cadence, not a dead one. Since the placement costs you nothing to carry and takes no ongoing work once the link is out, it is added income at any size.
Nothing. There is no fee to join and no minimum volume, and you get full transparency with daily reports. The commitment sits with the customer, not with you: they sign a service agreement with the provider, and minimum terms vary by provider and product.
Three step-by-step guides written from real store builds — Shopify setup, email marketing and paid ads — at $14.99 each or $34.99 for all three, delivered as an instant PDF with no subscription and no course upsell. A one-on-one session on your own store can be added from $60. It is where we point people who want a store of their own before they carry anyone else's offers.
Exclusive high-value offers — home services, financial services and more — for ecommerce stores, influencers, bloggers, website owners and anyone with an audience.
