Paid2Call
Two sides, one ledger
A caller wants to know how much, how fast, and what they risk. A project wants to know what it costs and what it gets. The two questions have different answers, so they have different pages.
The one sentence both sides share
The buy is proven on-chain and the callout is read from pump.fun's own public feed, so most submissions settle without anyone looking at them. What no system can prove is that a callout reached anybody. That gap is why a human still reviews what the feed cannot vouch for, and why the follower threshold, not the price, is the dial that decides reach.
The pool on the front page is the same mechanism running on the platform's own token. It refills from trading, in public, and you can watch it drain as callouts are paid.