Step 1
Scan
Somebody scanned the QR, clicked the link, or used the code. This is the raw signal of attention at that exact location.
For advertisers
Put your brand where people already stand — and count every one of them
A billboard cannot tell you who walked into your store. A boosted post cannot tell you who was actually nearby. Manairge places you on real shop fronts, vehicles and bags, and ties every scan back to the exact spot that produced it.
Cheapest live spot
₱300/wk
Minimum commitment
1 week
Paid before proof
₱0
Not sure which places fit?
Tell us what you sell, where you want customers and your budget. We suggest useful formats, but you always keep every other option open.
Get suggestions or ask us to sourceNo account required. If no suitable spot is live, Manairge can officially source one for you.
Where this sits
Against the two things you are probably doing now
Manairge is not trying to replace your Facebook ads. It covers the gap those ads leave: the street outside your customer's door.
| Billboard / traditional OOH | Boosted social posts | Manairge | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry cost | Six figures, monthly contracts | Low, but rises with competition | ₱300 for one week, one spot |
| Who sees it | Estimated traffic counts | Targeted, but often outside your catchment | People physically at that location |
| Attribution | None | Platform-reported clicks | Scan, lead and sale per spot |
| Proof it ran | Vendor's word | Platform dashboard | Time-stamped photo before payout |
| If it underperforms | Contract continues | Pause anytime | Drop that spot, keep the ones that work |
Measurement
Three numbers per spot, not one vanity total
Every placement carries a permanent tracking ID. Everything that follows is counted against that one spot, so you learn which street corner is worth repeating.
Step 2
Lead
They did something on your side — filled a form, started a chat, saved a voucher. You define what counts.
Step 3
Sale
They bought. Reported back from your side or your POS, and attributed to the spot that started it.
Platforms that block links do not block measurement. Where a link cannot be clicked — video captions, comment sections, some short-video platforms — the placement runs a promo code instead. The code redeems against the same placement ID, so those spots stay measurable and therefore stay sellable.
Running a campaign
Four steps, most of it on your phone
Send the brief
Area, budget, what you are promoting. Two lines on WhatsApp is enough to start.
Pick from matched spots
We come back with spots that fit, each with its weekly price and past scan history. You choose.
Pay into escrow
GCash, bank, card or USDT. The money is held — owners are not paid until they prove the ad is up.
Watch the numbers per spot
Proof photos and scan counts land as they happen. Repeat the spots that produced, drop the ones that did not.
Getting scans
Three rules that double scan rates
These are the differences we see between spots that get scanned and spots that get ignored.
Seven words or fewer
A person walking past gives you about two seconds. "₱50 off your first order" works. A paragraph does not.
QR at least 40% of the artwork
The most common mistake is a beautiful poster with a tiny code in the corner. Nobody crouches to scan.
Say what happens after the scan
"Scan for ₱50 off" beats "Scan to learn more" every time we have compared them. Give a reason, not an invitation.
No artwork yet? Send us the offer in one line and we will lay out a compliant poster with the QR sized correctly, at no extra cost.
Start with one spot and one week
₱300 buys you a real location, a real QR code and a real number at the end of it. That is a cheaper test than most agencies charge for a meeting.