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# Offer Wall API

Some channel partners prefer a lightweight integration with Engine’s marketplace that delivers offers without heavy engineering effort. To support this, Engine offers the ability to direct users into an Engine-hosted offer wall.

This integration type is **ideal for partners who are able to send lead data via API without having to build a frontend Offer Wall page themselves**, which allows partners to launch an integration quickly and speed up the timeline to realizing revenue, with a data-backed UX to maximize conversion rates.

This API lets partners send data via API and receive the Partner Page (PP) redirect URL without needing to build a custom front-end UX. Because offer details are returned in the API response, this also gives partners first-party visibility into each lead's offers, allowing you to store that data for monitoring, analytics, and optimization.


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