AI demand-side platform · Grand Opening

AdZoic

Smarter ad buying, in real time.

~10 ms to decide a bid

6 channels, one platform

Asia the region we focus on

Track record

The platform is new. The team is not.

We have been buying media for Bangladesh’s biggest advertisers since June 2025. Tonight we are opening the platform that did it.

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Media managed

Agency billings, DSales · Jun 2025 — Aug 2026

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Flights bought

Planned, bought and reported

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Brands served

Local names and global ones

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Publishers

Bangladesh’s leading media

The team

The agency that has been planning and buying this media all along. AdZoic and UmbrellaX are what it built to do the job properly.

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Someone is about to
close their eyes.

One last scroll. A space opens on the screen. Before their thumb moves on, an entire market meets and decides who they see. You have about a tenth of a second to be the one.

0 ms
A space opens. A publisher in Dhaka has one slot, and no idea who is holding the phone.
10 ms
The question goes out. To every buyer on the open internet at once — who wants this person?
20 ms
We recognise the moment. Not a name. A pattern: the city, the screen, what they just read.
25 ms
We answer with a price. The lowest one that still wins. Never more than it takes.
100 ms
The market closes. The exchange stops listening, and picks.
120 ms
Your ad is there. Before the thumb moves. And we are already counting.

They will never know an auction happened. It runs billions of times a day — the whole job is being there for the ones that are yours.

Where your budget is saved

We bid the least that still wins.

A Connected TV impression comes up in Bangladesh. It is worth $18.40 to your campaign — and most platforms would simply bid that. We work out what it actually takes to win, and bid $16.11 instead.

Worth $18.40 · bid $16.11 · $2.29 back in the budget

About 12% you did not spend, on this one impression. The gap varies — but it applies to every impression you buy.

Example auction imp_8f3a…c21

CTV · 1920×1080 | BD · Connected TV | Floor $6.40 CPM

AdZoic AI $0.00
Buyer · K2 $0.00
Buyer · Vega $0.00
Buyer · Orbit $0.00

What we bid · $16.11 What it was worth to you · $18.40 $2.29 never left the budget

Decided in 0.0 ms AdZoic wins · pays $16.11

Channels

One customer. Six screens. Counted once.

Your buyer is one person having one day. Facebook can tell you about their morning. Nobody can tell you about the whole of it.

7:10 AM

Still in bed

In-feed native

The first scroll of the day, before the alarm has finished.

9:25 AM

The commute

Digital billboards

A screen at the intersection they sit at every morning.

1:40 PM

Headphones on

Music & podcasts

Streaming audio, changing by listener and time of day.

6:30 PM

On the way home

Online video

Video before and alongside the clips they watch.

9:00 PM

The big screen

Streaming TV

Premium shows and live TV, capped by household.

11:40 PM

One last check

Websites & apps

The open web, with the space checked before a taka is spent.

Buy those six separately and one person can see you six times before breakfast while another never sees you at all. One plan means one frequency cap — so you can say how many people you reached, and how often, and be right.

New

Google Demand Gen — YouTube, Discover and Gmail, on the same plan.

The engine

Your budget spends itself better than a person can.

Nobody can price millions of impressions before lunch. The engine does, on every auction, without anyone on your side being awake.

It knows what an impression is worth to you — so it pays up for the ones likely to convert, and passes on the rest.
It never bids more than it has to — the least that still wins, every time — the difference stays with you.
Your budget lasts the whole flight — pacing spreads the spend instead of burning it before lunch.
Bad traffic is stopped before the bid — screened as the auction opens, not refunded to you a month later.

And it improves while the campaign runs — time your team never spends on it.

Price vs. value · finding the sweet spot

cheaper best bid · $16.11 pricier

chance of winning →

Performance Conversion

We bid on what you actually wanted.

Cost per install is the easy number. The one that decides whether it worked is the install still there on day seven. So that is what the bidder learns from.

Click

Carries an ID your tracker recognises.

Install

Posted back to us, server to server.

In-app event

Registration, purchase, subscription — you choose.

Day 7

Still opening the app a week later.

Uninstall

The one nobody reports. It shows what you bought nothing from.

Two sources can deliver installs at exactly the same price and be worth completely different amounts a week later. Bid on the install and you never find out.

One pixel, the whole lifecycle

The event type travels with each postback, so you register one pixel rather than four and reconcile nothing afterwards.

installfirst_opendownloadretentionuninstallpurchasesubscribecheckout

And the ones that go missing are counted

Nine reasons a conversion can be lost, four alerts when they spike, and a denominator underneath — so “zero drops” can never be read as zero traffic.

9 drop reasons

4 alerts

1 denominator

Third-party trackers

Bring your tracker. An afternoon, not a quarter.

One endpoint, one secret, a documented payload. Whatever you already measure with keeps measuring.

Signed, both ways

Each pixel is signed, and we check the signature in a way that gives an attacker nothing to guess from. A forged conversion cannot get in.

bad signature → 403

Off until you turn it on

Server-to-server stays disabled per pixel. An active pixel never silently accepts a server push.

opt-in per pixel

Duplicates and bots screened

A repeat window catches resends, and IP and bot screening runs before anything is credited.

dedup + screening

A hostile value cannot land

Each pixel carries its own ceiling, so one poisoned conversion cannot move a campaign ROAS.

per-pixel value cap

Works with

Adjust AppsFlyer Branch

Your click already carries the ID they look for. Keep the tracker you have, and keep reporting from it.

Targeting

It reads the page. Including the Bengali ones.

Your ad lands next to the right story, decided as the page loads — and none of it depends on cookies.

Bengali pages are read, not skipped

Most tools cannot make sense of a Bengali page, so they pass on it. Yours can run there — which is most of what your customers actually read.

44 Bangladeshi domains live today

Your keywords work in both scripts

Give us a term in Bangla or in English. It matches the page either way, at the moment of the bid, with no translation step in between.

Bangla and English, same list

Nothing here expires with cookies

Chrome and Safari are taking third-party cookies away. This part of your targeting never used them, so it does not have a date on it.

Running now, not a pilot

The practical version: your ad can appear beside a Bangla news story about the thing you sell — on the day it is being read.

You stop waiting for the monthly report.

Your own login, live. Spend and results on one screen, with a written summary of what changed.

adzoic · dashboard · example view

Impressions

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▲ today

eCPM

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per 1,000 views

CTR

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▲ 0.08

Spend

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on pace

Impressions · last 12 days ▲ delivering on pace

Your agency's report arrives when the campaign is over. This is the same data, while you can still change something.

Every impression downloadable

Where it ran and what it cost — a file, not a request.

Retargeting, with a limit

Frequency capped, so you never outstay your welcome.

Brand safety, before the bid

Off unsafe and made-for-ads pages, before the bid.

Our DMP · Data Management Platform

Reach a person, not “a user in Bangladesh”.

A DMP is the memory of everyone we have already seen. Ours is built only from impressions we carried ourselves — which is why it can do things a bought list cannot.

Example profile anon_7f3a…c21

First seen 14 months ago

Last seen 2 hours ago

Events 4,812

Location Dhaka · Gulshan

Device Redmi Note 13 · 4G · Grameenphone

Interests Travel · Electronics · Football

Intent Considering a handset upgrade

Segments

Frequent flyer score 0.82 observed

New parent score 0.41 modelled

Target the phone in their hand

Handset, model and network, per person. So “4G Redmi owners in Gulshan” is a segment you can actually buy, not a wish.

Stop paying to reach the wrong people

Intent and behaviour narrow the buy before the auction opens, so the budget goes to people plausibly in the market for you.

It does not expire with cookies

None of this depends on third-party cookies, so the targeting you build now still works after the browsers finish.

What you learn stays yours

Advertiser data is isolated at the database. Your first-party data never becomes a competitor’s targeting.

Every segment shows its receipts — when it was added, its confidence score, and whether we observed it or modelled it, so a guess is never dressed up as a fact. A competitor can copy a feature in a sprint. They cannot copy the impressions this was built from.

The short version

The whole argument, in ten lines.

Everything in this deck, compressed. If you write down one slide tonight, make it this one.

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Advertising today is noisy. Crowded. Hard to prove.

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AdZoic cuts through it.

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Every impression, weighed and won — in real time.

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We bid the lowest price that still wins — so your budget goes further.

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Streaming TV. Video. Websites and apps. Audio. Native. Billboards. Six channels, one platform.

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One plan. One budget. One set of rules.

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Machine learning values every impression before you bid — and checks every ad space before a taka is spent.

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Audience, contextual, keyword, geo and retargeting — together, with no dependence on third-party cookies.

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Real insight. Real results. Made in Bangladesh. Built for Asia.

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Stop guessing. Start buying smarter. Come and see it.

Stop guessing. Start buying smarter.

Book a 30-minute demo and we will run AdZoic against your own goals — real numbers, no slideshow.

adzoic.com hello@adzoic.com

From BDT 50,000 · Billed in taka — bKash or bank · One fee, shown on the dashboard · No lock-in

Made for marketing teams, agencies and trading desks.