For brands
Your best-performing creative was probably filmed on a phone.
Most brands here discover this by accident: a customer sends in an unedited clip, it is run out of curiosity, and it beats the campaign that cost forty times more. The obvious next question is how to get fifty more of those on purpose — which is the entire product.
135.9m
Internet subscriptions in Bangladesh
Up by 6.95 million in the first half of 2026 — driven by existing mobile subscribers coming online, not by new SIMs.
June 2026 ·BTRC, via Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
BTRC counts active subscriptions, not people: one person with two data SIMs is counted twice.
64.0m
Facebook's advertising reach here
Up 15.3% year on year. TikTok reaches 56.2 million adults, growing 27% — it added more new reach here last year than any other platform.
October 2025 ·DataReportal (Kepios · We Are Social · Meltwater)
Potential advertising reach, reported by Meta's and TikTok's own ad tools. Not monthly active users, and TikTok's figure is adults 18+ only.
73.4%
Of households own a smartphone
Individual mobile ownership is 65.4%, but 89.5% of people use one — a lot of the country films on a shared handset.
Jan–Mar 2026 ·Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics, via The Daily Star
Household ownership — at least one smartphone in the home — from a survey of 61,632 households. Not a per-person figure. The urban/rural split (80.8% of city households, 68.8% of village households) is from the July–September 2025 round.
~250k
Facebook pages run as businesses
Out of more than five lakh business pages in total, with roughly 60,000 making regular sales. Every one of them is a brand that needs content.
2024 ·e-CAB, via The Business Standard
An estimate given by e-CAB's executive director, not a survey — and a trade body has an interest in the number being large.
The offer
What you get, and why it works.
| What you get | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Fifty credible voices | For roughly what one recognisable face costs. Different product, different economics: you are buying credibility in volume rather than renting fame once. |
| Verified audiences | Engagement quality, follower composition and account history are checked before a creator is listed, and re-checked after. Bought engagement is a permanent ban, and we publish how much we find. |
| Reach that sounds local | Filter by district and language. A voice from Khulna that sounds like Khulna converts in a way a Gulshan accent never will — and no national campaign can fake it. |
| Content you can reuse | Usage rights are agreed in the brief, so your best-performing pieces can run as paid creative, sit on the product page or go into email — priced up front, never argued about later. |
| One brief, one invoice | Ranked applicants, deadline tracking, bulk approvals and consolidated billing. Forty creators without forty conversations is the actual product. |
| Numbers you can defend | Tracked links, promo codes, per-creator performance and cost per result, exportable. When your director asks what the spend bought, you have an answer with a figure in it. |
| A reason to be believed | Every piece is disclosed and every verdict is the creator's own. That constraint is not a compromise on your message — it is the only reason the audience accepts it. |
Who this is for
Three shapes of brand, three different problems.
D2C and F-commerce
You are watching acquisition costs climb every quarter and you already know your best ad was a customer's own video. You need thirty pieces of honest content a month that can also run as paid creative — and you need it without hiring anyone to manage it.
Retail chains and SMEs
You can find creators yourself. What you cannot do is brief forty of them, chase deliverables, collect invoices and defend the spend in a board deck. You need one brief, one dashboard, one invoice and one report — plus voices that sound like the city the branch is in.
Established brands and agencies
You need scale, brand safety and reporting that survives procurement: approval before publication, enforced claim rules for regulated categories, documented usage rights and per-creator performance data. We would rather be your supply than your competitor.
Why now
Four things that are true this year and were not five years ago.
01
Trust moved, and it isn't moving back
A generation grew up watching the polished thing and the honest thing side by side, in the same scroll, and learned which one told the truth. Before they buy, they search for a stranger who already spent the money. That behaviour is now the default, not a trend.
02
The rough edge became the proof
Amateur reviews out-convert produced ones not despite the shaky frame and unscripted pause, but because of them. Imperfection is the evidence that nobody bought the sentence — which is why polish has become a liability rather than a signal of quality.
03
Hundreds of brands now need volume, not fame
F-commerce pages, D2C startups, importers and cloud kitchens have worked out that one credible stranger beats one expensive celebrity, and that a hundred of them beats everything. What they lack is a way to buy it without hiring a team to manage it.
04
The supply already exists, unpaid
Thousands of Bangladeshis already make review content for free — for their friends, for the small pleasure of being useful. They have the phone, the audience and the instinct. They are not waiting to be created; they are waiting to be found and paid.
Getting started
How a campaign actually runs.
Fifteen minutes to post a brief. The rest is designed so that adding the fortieth creator costs you almost nothing more than the first.
- Step 1
Tell us the product
Category, what you want said, what must never be claimed, format, how many creators, budget and deadline. Templates for launches, review drives and always-on content.
- Step 2
Choose from ranked applicants
Filter by category, district, language, audience size and past results. Default sort is credibility and performance — never follower count alone.
- Step 3
Approve before anything publishes
Review every submission. Ask for factual, format or safety fixes. One revision round, printed in the brief so nobody is surprised.
- Step 4
Pay once, measure everything
One consolidated invoice. Views, engagement, tracked clicks, code redemptions and cost per result, per creator, exportable.
On pricing: rates are banded and visible, and the bands are built from verified audience quality and past performance rather than follower count alone. A creator with two thousand engaged followers can out-earn one with fifty thousand dead ones — that is not a quirk of the system, it is the system.
For brands
Tell us the product. We'll show you who is trusted in that category.
No pitch deck required. Send the product, the market you are trying to reach and the budget you have in mind, and we will come back with the creators, the rates and what the campaign would look like.