41 markets is an operating model, not a promise.
Every market FIBRE® runs in is backed by local-language consumer support, an independent licensed attorney and receipt validation trained on local formats, coordinated centrally by one team.
Built to run European accounts, not a single office
Behind the platform is a distributed delivery network: specialists, licensed legal partners and local-language support across the markets you run in.
A licensed attorney in every one of the 41 markets · consumer support in local languages
Support in local languages
Participants get help in their own language, across 20+ languages, from entry questions to payout status. Your brand team never becomes the hotline.
An attorney in every market
Independent licensed attorneys, one in each of the 41 markets, review terms and requirements locally. Competence Alliance coordinates; the legal advice itself always comes from lawyers admitted in the market.
Local receipts, local retailers
Receipt validation trained on 1,000+ receipt formats and the retail chains that actually matter in each market, not a global average.
Rewards that arrive locally
Cashback and prizes are paid out in the market's currency and established payment methods, with winner handling that follows local rules.
Rules organised per market
Terms, permits, tax requirements and winner obligations are organised market by market, before launch, not after a complaint.
One team, central control
All of it runs through one operating model and one accountable partner, so 41 markets behave like one campaign in your reporting.
Run it in waves, not all at once
Wave one produces real numbers. They get fixed before wave two ships, and the largest market goes last.
Why the sequence matters more than the speed
Launching 41 markets on the same Monday throws away the one advantage a multi-market campaign hands you, which is the chance to learn in the small markets before the big budget is spent. We plan the sequence with you, and the criterion is rarely market size alone. It is which market teaches you the most, soonest.
Frequently asked questions
What does local actually mean here?
Consumer support in the participant's own language across more than 20 languages, an independent licensed attorney in each of the 41 markets, and receipt validation trained on the retailer formats of that market.
Who talks to participants?
Local-language consumer support, from the first entry question through to payout status. The brand team does not become the hotline.
How are 41 markets steered centrally?
Through one operating model and one accountable partner, so several markets behave like a single campaign in planning and reporting.
The platform →
Six real views from live operations: receipt check, rejected receipt, dashboard, customer file, builder, payouts.
Results →
What campaigns actually delivered, in numbers rather than adjectives.
Integrations & API →
Ready-made pages, embedded modules or API access from your own stack.
Security →
What IT and procurement check: data handling, access, encryption, incident process.
Trust Center →
Every major claim on this site with the evidence behind it.
Data & insights →
Zero-party data from sign-up, first-party purchase data from the receipt.
Loyalty programmes →
Points on verified purchases, tiers and redemption on the same platform.
Who it activates →
Four audiences, four interfaces: consumers, retail, field teams, sellers.
Case studies →
Mechanic, markets and what actually happened — campaign by campaign.
Planning a multi-market promotion?
Send the market list and the mechanic you have in mind. You get a concrete assessment of how it runs locally.