One ad, through the crowd.
Here's a real Bärig ad going through Crowdsim: the locals, the news they read that week, and how they reacted to the ad. Every number and every word on this page comes from one actual run, the same one you can replay in the demo.
Every local has their own wants, worries, habits and moods, and together they're made up the way the real public is.
Every week they read what's happening in your category, so they know what real people know.
And react the way people like them would: stop or scroll past, click or not, buy or not, and say what they think.
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Real people, recreated.
Meet the locals.
Twelve kinds of people who might see a travel bag ad. Each has their own wants, worries, habits and moods, drawn from real sources, and each face stands for a group: the percentage is that group's share of everyone this ad reached.
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Caught up on the news
Every Sunday, they read the news.
Crowdsim reads what's being published and said about the category that week (airline fee changes, travel plans, forum threads), with the date and source of each piece. The locals read it too, so they arrive at your ad knowing what real people know.
Read this week's whole PulseLoading this week's signals…
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Then they see your ad
They see your ad.
The ad shows up in their feed the way it really would. Each local notices different things in it, depending on what matters to them.
BärigSponsored43 × 33 × 15 cm. 0.9 kg empty. Sewn in Montreal. If an airline makes you pay to check it, we refund the fee.
Bärig · MontrealFits the sizer. Or we pay the fee.Shop nowWhat the crowd noticed in it -
Then they see your ad
Some stop. Most scroll past.
Each group reacts the way people in their situation would: Dev's group stops for the size, Claire's for where it's made. Over a month, this is how many saw the ad, noticed it, clicked and bought. Run the same plan again and you get the same result.
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Then they see your ad
And they tell you what they think.
Each local speaks in their own voice, in their mood and the moment they saw it, with that week's news on their mind. That includes the ones who scrolled past, so you hear why.
What the crowd saidSimulated -
The debrief
A debrief you can show your client.
The month comes back as a one-page debrief: what happened, what made people stop, who it reached best, why most scrolled past, and what they asked. You take it to your real client, labelled simulated, as a rehearsal before real money or real customers decide.
Three promises, every run.
Simulated, always.
Every reaction carries the label. Crowdsim recreates the public as closely as it can, and never promises what a campaign will do.
Your work stays yours.
The crowd learns only from the real world: the news, published figures, what people say. The ads and plans you send get a reaction, and are never used to teach it.
Same plan, same answer.
Run the same plan again and you get the same result, so you can show it to a client or compare two plans fairly.
Run one yourself.
Pick the audience, the ad and the page for Bärig, and see what the crowd does with it.