Campaigns
What the Campaign badge means and how campaign prices are locked.
Written by Matyas Dios · Updated Some sites in the marketplace carry a small Campaign badge next to the domain. It means the site has a campaign price. Hover or tap the badge to see the discount and the regular price.
The discount is shown in the tooltip, not on the badge itself. A campaign price can apply to some niches of a site and not others. If it does not apply to the niche you picked, the tooltip says No campaign price for that niche and the regular price applies.
How prices look
When a campaign price applies, the price in the list shows the campaign price with the regular price struck through. The cart shows the same. There is no promo code to enter. The campaign price is applied automatically.
The campaign price is locked when you check out. If a campaign ends after that, your order is not affected.
Where campaign sites appear
The marketplace starts in its default order. In that order, up to 20 sites per market, campaign sites among them, are lifted to the top, and the rest follow by traffic.
If you click a column header to sort, the list follows your sort instead, and the bar Sorted by appears above the table with the note that campaigns are not lifted. Click Back to default order to return.
Good to know
- A campaign badge is a price signal, not a quality rating. Check the site's numbers in Read a site's details like you would for any other site.
- To narrow the list, use the filters in Marketplace filters explained.
- A custom price from your client manager comes as an offer instead. Read Offers from your client manager.
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