How traffic is priced
Traffic is priced per 1,000 visits and depends on where visits come from and how they behave. Mixed-country visits are cheapest. Indian visits cost more because Indian traffic sources are in demand. Options that set a referrer, such as Google search or Instagram, or that keep visitors on the page longer, cost more again.
What a visit includes
A visit loads your page and shows up in your analytics with the country, device and source of the option you chose. Most options don't click around much or stay long, so expect high bounce rates and short sessions. Options with longer time on page are priced higher.
Indian traffic
Indian options arrive from Indian IP addresses, usually with Indian cities in your reports. They're useful for testing rupee price pages, Indian payment flows, Hindi or regional language versions and how your site performs on Indian mobile networks.
Never on pages with ads
Ad networks treat bought traffic as invalid. Remove AdSense or other ad code from the target page before ordering, or you risk a permanently closed ad account. Pause Google Ads and Meta conversion tags too, so your ad platforms don't learn from test visits.
Example spend
An Indore developer builds a new site for a coaching institute and wants to test it before admission season. He spends a few hundred rupees on 5,000 Indian mobile visits to the admissions page with a UTM tag. Analytics records them correctly, the hosting copes, and he spots a slow-loading banner image he fixes before real students arrive.
It won't bring customers
Paid visitors don't fill forms, call or buy. For real visitors, use Google Ads, Meta ads, SEO for Indian search terms, or WhatsApp and Instagram promotion.
All-inclusive pricing
Rupee prices with no GST or gateway fee. Undelivered visits are refunded to your wallet automatically.
Paying
Top up by UPI from ₹100 and pay from your wallet.
Placing an order
Enter the full URL including https://. Don't use shortened links or redirects. The page must open without a login.
Reading the results
Check that visits appear with the right country, device and source, and that your server stays fast. Ignore conversion rate and time on site for these visits, and filter them out of your reports afterwards using the UTM tag.