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How listing on an AI advisor network works
A listing puts a product where someone is deciding. On ConConAI, partners pay in $CON. Fit decides whether the advisor names that product. Money does not.
Listing is supply, not an ad slot
Partners who want to appear across the advisors submit a product. The network reviews it and, if it is a real fit for a vertical, makes it available to that advisor. Being listed means the product can be considered. It does not mean it will be the pick.
Three ways partners pay
Fees are listing, placement or performance. Performance can be CPC, CPL or CPA. You pay in $CON for the work the network does to put supply in front of a decision. You do not pay for a higher rank.
Honest placement: fit first
An advisor only names a product when it matches what the person asked for. A higher bid cannot jump the queue. That is the difference between an advisor and a chat window that sells the slot.
Review before a product goes live
Listings are checked before they reach a conversation. The bar is relevance and honesty, not spend. A product that does not fit a category does not get a bought appearance.
Why the fee is $CON
$CON is the utility token the network uses as the payment rail. Partners spend it so their products can appear. People who only ask an advisor do not need $CON. The token page explains supply, phases and the audit.
FAQ
Listing, in plain words.
Does paying more get a better recommendation?
No. Placement is earned by genuine fit. Paying never buys a better rank.
Do I need $CON to ask an advisor?
No. Advisors are free to ask on the web. $CON is what partners spend to be listed and placed.
Where do I start as a partner?
Open the partner console or register interest on the partners page. The explainer you are on is the model. The console is where you list.
How is this different from buying ads in a chatbot?
A chatbot ad still starts from who paid. A ConConAI advisor starts from the decision and can recommend a product that did not pay for the slot.