UNIVIGO REACH · Investor Presentation

Turn every city into a student-powered media network.

UNIVIGO REACH enables verified students to earn flexible income while helping brands launch measurable digital out-of-home campaigns in the physical world.

€390
Entry campaign
$500k
Round · 10%
≈35%
DOOH share
Verified student carrying a connected display backpack through the city.
LIVE · VIENNA
SoV 25%
Section 02The Two-Sided Problem

Students Need Flexibility.
Brands Need Access.

For Students

The cost of student life keeps rising.

  • Education and living costs continue to rise
  • Traditional jobs often conflict with lectures and exams
  • International students may struggle to find work when they do not yet speak the local language
  • Many available jobs require fixed shifts or long commitments
  • Students still need money for food, transportation, social life and personal purchases

An international student arriving in Vienna may be qualified and motivated, but limited German skills can make finding flexible work difficult. UNIVIGO is designed to create an additional, accessible income opportunity that can fit around student life.

For Brands

Real-world visibility is still hard to buy.

  • Traditional OOH campaigns can require high minimum budgets
  • Small businesses are often excluded
  • Campaign planning is fragmented and operationally complex
  • Traditional media is fixed in one location
  • Real-world campaign execution is difficult to verify
  • Multi-city activations usually require several agencies and local teams

One platform can solve both problems.

Section 03The Solution

A Flexible Income Layer
For Student Life.

Students decide when they want to participate. They accept an available campaign, collect a connected display, follow an approved route, complete the campaign and receive payment.

01
Verify student status
02
View available campaigns
03
Select a time and city
04
Collect the device
05
Follow the approved route
06
Return the device
07
Receive payment

The platform works around the student.
The student does not work around the platform.

How Students Use Their Earnings
  • Eat with friends
  • Cover daily expenses
  • Attend events
  • Explore the city
  • Save for a product
  • Support their studies
Cross-Border Mobility

A verified student profile can eventually travel across supported UNIVIGO markets, creating access to campaign opportunities while studying or visiting another city, subject to local eligibility and regulations.

Section 04How REACH Works

From Campaign Brief
To City Streets.

01
Book

The advertiser selects city, date, campaign duration, target area, creative content, number of activations and optional audience or student criteria.

02
Match

The platform matches the campaign with eligible verified students and available equipment.

03
Deploy

Campaign content is distributed to connected LED displays through the UNIVIGO platform.

04
Walk

Students follow approved, high-traffic routes while the platform records campaign activity.

05
Measure

Advertisers receive campaign information through the dashboard.

Measurement Layer · Designed to provide
GPS-verified routeProof-of-PlayCampaign durationDevice statusQR interactionsNFC interactionsPromo-code redemptionsCampaign completionLocation and time reporting
Section 05Smart Kiosk Infrastructure

Physical Infrastructure.
Software-Controlled Operations.

The smart kiosk is designed as an infrastructure node connecting the digital platform to the physical city. Not a vending machine — a control point.

  • Secure device storage
  • Charging
  • Student identification
  • Device assignment
  • Campaign synchronization
  • Collection and return
  • Equipment status
  • Operational control

The kiosk connects the digital platform to the physical city.

UNIVIGO smart kiosk render — infrastructure node for LED display devices.
KIOSK · IN DEVELOPMENT
Architecture Flow
Advertiser Dashboard
UNIVIGO Platform
Smart Kiosk
Connected Display
Verified Student
Campaign Data
Section 06Manual Promotion vs UNIVIGO

Built Like A Platform.
Not Like An Event.

Traditional Activation
  • Agency coordination
  • Manual recruitment
  • Repeated briefings
  • Fragmented equipment
  • Lengthy planning
  • Limited execution data
  • Difficult multi-city scaling
  • High operational overhead
UNIVIGO REACH
  • Central advertiser dashboard
  • Verified student network
  • Automated campaign matching
  • Connected equipment
  • Controlled routes
  • Live operational visibility
  • Proof-of-Play
  • Standardized reporting
  • Scalable across cities

What traditionally requires several agencies can be managed through one platform.

Section 07Brand Use Cases

One Infrastructure.
Thousands Of Campaign Ideas.

* Illustrative campaign concepts — not current customers or partners.

Illustrative

Retail & Guerrilla Marketing

A sportswear brand could activate students around a flagship store during a product launch. A Nike or Adidas campaign could move through the streets surrounding a store, product drop or sporting event.

Illustrative

Entertainment Launches

Streaming platforms and studios could organize themed walks for new films or series. Netflix or Amazon Prime Video could combine digital displays, costumes and coordinated routes for a major release.

Illustrative

Tourism Campaigns

Tourism boards could promote seasonal destinations in foreign cities. A “Visit Italy” summer campaign could run simultaneously in Vienna, Berlin, Warsaw and Madrid.

Illustrative

Local Commerce

Restaurants, shops, gyms, cafés and local services can access real-world advertising through an entry package starting from €390. Outdoor visibility should not be reserved for six-figure media budgets.

Illustrative

Events & City Activations

Brands can organize synchronized student walks around festivals, conferences, trade fairs, sports events, concerts, store openings and product launches.

Illustrative

Multi-City Campaigns

A brand can launch the same campaign in several districts, across several cities, across several countries — on the same day, through one platform.

Local execution. Global control.

Section 08The Market Opportunity

Outdoor Advertising Is Large.
Access Is Still Limited.

Global OOH Market
$42.7B
Source: PQ Media, 2024 estimates
Global DOOH Share
≈35%
Source: PwC Outlook, 2023
DOOH CAGR
~10%
Source: Statista, 2024
The Gap
  • Significant minimum spend
  • Long booking cycles
  • Fixed locations
  • Agency coordination
  • Limited flexibility for small advertisers
UNIVIGO REACH starts from
€390

A new entry point into measurable real-world media for local businesses, emerging brands and international advertisers.

UNIVIGO REACH is positioned as complementary to existing OOH, not as a replacement for billboards.

Section 09Campaign Product

A Simple Product
With Clear Economics.

Entry Campaign
4
Advertisers per loop
15s
Creative length
60s
Total loop
25%
Share of Voice
5h
Campaign window
€390
Price per advertiser
€1,560
Total campaign revenue

Each advertiser is present throughout the five-hour campaign window with a 25% share of voice. Assuming uninterrupted operation, this equals 75 minutes of cumulative on-screen playback per advertiser.

Section 10Unit Economics

Accessible For Brands.
Attractive Contribution Economics.

Per Advertiser
Campaign price+€390.00
Student operations & insurance−€125.00
Software, AWS & infrastructure−€10.00
Equipment depreciation−€2.50
Advertising tax at 5%−€19.50
Contribution
233.00
Margin
59.7%
Four-Brand Campaign
Gross campaign revenue
€1,560
Contribution
932

Contribution figures are calculated before employee salaries, central management costs, sales expenses and general administrative expenses. Tax treatment may vary by country.

How the numbers are built

Per-advertiser formula

contribution = price − student ops − software/AWS − depreciation − ad tax
  • Price €390 — one advertiser buys 25% share-of-voice in a 5-hour campaign loop.
  • Student ops €125 — student payment, insurance and local field operations per advertiser slot.
  • Software / AWS €10 — platform, hosting, dashboards and campaign delivery.
  • Depreciation €2.50 — allocated hardware wear (device + kiosk) per advertiser slot.
  • Ad tax 5% (€19.50) — statutory advertising tax on gross price.
Scaling the model

From one advertiser to a full campaign

A single 5-hour campaign loop sells to 4 advertisers at 25% share-of-voice each. Multiply per-advertiser contribution by four to get the loop contribution — then multiply loops per day by active devices and cities to reach network revenue.

Advertisers per loop× 4
Contribution / advertiser233.00
Gross revenue / campaign€1,560
Contribution / campaign932

Utilization drives the P&L: more loops per device per day, and more devices per city, both flow through the same contribution formula. The Scenario Calculator below models this at network scale.

Section 11Scalable Revenue Model

Every Campaign Generates Revenue.
Every New City Expands Capacity.

01
Campaign Revenue

Brands purchase campaigns starting from €390.

02
Campaign Volume

More students, displays and time slots create additional sellable capacity.

03
Geographic Expansion

Operate directly in selected core markets and scale internationally through local license partners.

04
Platform Leverage

Central software supports campaign management, distribution, verification, Proof-of-Play, reporting and payments.

Scenario Calculator

Model your assumptions

Illustrative scenario — not a forecast
10
60
40%
1,560
Advertising tax
Monthly campaigns
600
Monthly gross revenue
936,000
Annual gross revenue
11,232,000
UNIVIGO central (annual)
5,708,160
Local partners (annual)
1,347,840

Illustrative scenario — not a financial forecast or guaranteed performance.

Section 12Advertiser ROI & Measurement

Real-World Media
With Digital Accountability.

Designed to verify
  • Was the campaign content played?
  • Was the approved route completed?
  • Was the device active?
  • How long did the activation run?
  • Where and when did the campaign operate?
  • How many QR or NFC interactions occurred?
  • Were campaign codes redeemed?
  • Were store visits or actions recorded through optional integrations?

Before claiming attention, verify execution.

Pilot campaigns will establish benchmark data for impressions, engagement, conversion and cost efficiency.

Campaign · VIE-042
LIVE
Time completed
4h 12m / 5h
Proof-of-Play
OK · 302 loops
Device status
Online · 87%
QR / NFC events
48
Section 13Why The Model Can Scale

Standardized Locally.
Controlled Globally.

Local License Partners
  • Local advertiser sales
  • Municipality relationships
  • University relationships
  • Student operations
  • Local campaign execution
  • Equipment operations
UNIVIGO Central
  • Core software
  • Student application
  • Advertiser dashboard
  • Smart kiosk & connected-device system
  • Campaign infrastructure
  • Brand standards
  • Central reporting
  • Technology support
  • International campaign coordination
  • Shared advertiser opportunities
Licensing discussions underway
Illustrative rollout view
ViennaMunichBerlinParisAmsterdamMilanBarcelonaZurichPragueWarsawBrussels
Network preview
Selected node
Vienna
Austria
Active cluster
Capacity
12 kiosks
Status
Initial operating cluster
Network footprint
4
Active + pilot cities
3
Licensing discussions
4
Planned rollout nodes
10
Countries in scope
Legend
  • Active cluster
  • Pilot-ready
  • Licensing
  • Planned node

A global campaign can be controlled centrally and executed locally.

Illustrative rollout view. Not a confirmed deployment map.

Section 14Current Progress

From Concept
Into Execution.

Completed / Established
  • Core REACH business model defined
  • Initial campaign pricing defined
  • Unit economics developed
  • Initial product and system architecture prepared
  • Production and technical partnership established with KAT Mekatronik
  • Early institutional and international discussions initiated
In Development
  • Core software platform
  • Student application
  • Advertiser and operations dashboards
  • Smart kiosk industrial design
  • LED display and hardware selection
  • IoT architecture
  • Device connectivity
  • Tracking and Proof-of-Play infrastructure
  • Pilot planning

Core software development is managed in-house.

Discussions Underway
  • ·Universities
  • ·Government stakeholders in Upper Austria
  • ·Municipal stakeholders in Linz and Vienna
  • ·Potential license partners in Italy
  • ·Potential license partners in Poland
  • ·Potential license partners in Spain
  • ·Potential license partners in Japan

The project is currently pre-revenue and in the product-development and pilot-preparation stage.

Section 15Strategic Advantage

The Hardware Creates Visibility.
The Network Creates Value.

01
Student Supply

A growing community of verified students who can participate in campaigns.

02
Brand Demand

Local businesses, agencies and global brands can use the same infrastructure.

03
Operational Data

Routes, campaign performance, device status and engagement data improve planning.

04
Geographic Infrastructure

Every active city creates another node in the network.

REACH is the commercial entry point into a verified international student network.

Section 16Competitive Positioning

Not A Billboard.
Not A Staffing Agency.
Not A Promotion Agency.

CriterionTraditional BillboardPromo StaffingMobile BillboardInfluencerUNIVIGO REACH
Flexible campaign entry price
Mobility
Student targeting
Multi-city scalability
Proof-of-Play
Central dashboard
Connected hardware
Automated student matching
Local-business accessibility
International licensing potential
Entry price€€€€€€€€€–€€€€€390+
Section 17Founding Team

Built Across
Business, Technology And Industry.

TS
Portrait TBD
Co-Founder & CEO
Tolga Solak

Project and business development executive with experience across automotive, consumer electronics and white goods. Experienced in international B2B development, OEM and Tier 1 relationships, industrial partnerships, product commercialization and complex cross-border projects.

Role at UNIVIGO
  • Company vision
  • Business model
  • Strategic partnerships
  • Investor relations
  • International expansion
  • Industrial and commercial coordination
GP
Portrait TBD
Co-Founder & CBO
Gerald Palzer

International sales and business development executive with extensive experience in automotive design, industrial customer development and global OEM and Tier 1 networks.

Role at UNIVIGO
  • Global sales strategy
  • Brand and agency relationships
  • European market development
  • Strategic customer acquisition
  • International business development
UF
Portrait TBD
Co-Founder & CTO
Uwe Frieser

AI and enterprise technology executive with experience in secure software solutions, AI products, digital transformation and international technology launches.

Role at UNIVIGO
  • Technology strategy
  • Software architecture
  • AI and data infrastructure
  • Product security
  • Platform scalability
  • Technical organization
Section 18Team, Production Partner & Mentors
SB
Sezgin Bektaş
Industrial Design & Operations Planning

Senior mechanical design engineer with experience in plastic part design, product development, electromechanical products and industrial CAD systems.

ER
Eduardo Rallo
Strategic Mentor

Early-stage investor and Managing Partner at BrainStorm Ventures with experience in venture capital, technology companies and Silicon Valley startup development.

AK
Alp Y. Kozanoğlu
Industrial & Manufacturing Mentor

Deputy General Manager at KAT Mekatronik, supporting industrialization, engineering, manufacturing strategy and production planning.

Production & Technical Partner

KAT Mekatronik

Established industrial partner with decades of automotive manufacturing, engineering and R&D experience — active since 1955 with a modern approximately 25,429 m² production facility.

  • Automotive-grade manufacturing
  • Mechanical & electronic product development
  • Injection molding
  • Electronics production
  • Automation & test-equipment capabilities
  • Prototyping and industrialization support
Section 19Investment Round

Building The First
Scalable City Network.

Raising
$0
For 10% Equity
Pre-money
$4.5M
Post-money
$5.0M

The valuation is based on a market approach using comparable early-stage AdTech, marketplace and technology-platform companies, adjusted for UNIVIGO's pre-revenue stage, product progress, unit economics, strategic partnerships and international expansion potential.

Use of Funds · Proposed allocation
Software platform & mobile applications30%
Hardware, kiosk & IoT engineering25%
Pilot operations & market launch20%
Certifications, insurance, legal & compliance15%
Sales preparation & working capital10%

Proposed allocation — subject to final investment planning.

Section 20Milestones Funded By The Round

Capital Converts Development Into Market Proof.

  1. 01Complete the core MVP
  2. 02Complete student and advertiser applications
  3. 03Finalize smart kiosk and connected display engineering
  4. 04Produce pilot equipment
  5. 05Complete required testing and certifications
  6. 06Launch the initial Austrian pilot
  7. 07Validate campaign execution and unit economics
  8. 08Establish first advertiser performance benchmarks
  9. 09Prepare the first licensed city rollouts
  10. 10Build repeatable city-launch and partner-operation playbooks
Section 21Investor Thesis

Why UNIVIGO.
Why Now.

01
A Visible Problem

Students need more flexible ways to earn.

02
A Large Existing Market

Brands already spend billions on outdoor and experiential advertising.

03
An Accessible Entry Product

Campaigns start from €390 instead of traditional high-budget commitments.

04
Platform Economics

Software, connected hardware and local partners enable standardized expansion.

05
A Strategic Network

Each campaign adds students, advertisers, operational data and geographic reach.

Start with one campaign.
Expand city by city.
Build the verified student network.
Section 22 · Final

Students Walk.
Brands Move.
Cities Become Media.

UNIVIGO REACH is building the infrastructure that allows students to earn and brands to become visible anywhere the network operates.

One Platform.
Any City.
A New Media Network.