Open a pitch from Awaiting Acceptance and you'll get the full opportunity in one place.
What's on the pitch
The publisher, and their details
The editorial concept and full pitch description
Proposed content type
Targeting
Proposed budget and CPC
Campaign period
Acceptance deadline
Suggested product links, where the publisher has included them
What's not decided yet
Most of the commercial detail is a proposal. If the concept works but the numbers or the campaign period don't, you can counter rather than decline. The acceptance deadline is the exception — that's set by the publisher and can't be changed.
A note on budget
The publisher sets the proposed budget when they create the pitch, based on the opportunity they have in mind. It won't always match what you'd normally spend with that title, in either direction.
You'll always know who's pitching
The publisher is named from the outset. You'll know which title has approached you before you make any decision — there's no anonymous or masked version of a pitch.