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DigiLite is a London-based digital out-of-home advertising company turning everyday delivery bags into smart, mobile digital billboards. We equip food delivery couriers with custom LED-screen bags that display adverts while they move through busy streets, giving brands real-world visibility in high-footfall areas instead of relying on static posters or fixed billboards. Our campaigns are flexible, measurable and affordable, allowing businesses to update content in real time and receive transparent reporting on plays, routes and estimated impressions. We work with everyone from startups and local restaurants to national brands and charities, and we’re especially proud to support purpose-driven campaigns that create positive social impact. DigiLite is built on fairness and opportunity; couriers earn extra income, advertisers gain high-impact exposure and cities get a smarter way to connect with people on the move. Our mission is simple: to build the future of mobile, data-driven outdoor advertising.
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Digilite were professional, responsive, and efficient throughout our campaign. Having Pure Mo-ja advertised on the back of their bikes was a great move for us, we were very happy with the exposure and brand awareness it generated. The whole process was smooth and well managed. As a small business, we found their prices reasonable and affordable.
We decided to try DigiLite to get Eva’s Curtains & Blinds out there a bit more, and it turned out to be a great move.
It was nice seeing our advert moving around busy parts of London rather than just stuck in one place. During the campaign we noticed more enquiries coming through, and a couple of customers even said they’d seen us advertised while they were out.
The team was easy to deal with and kept things straightforward from the start.
Overall, really pleased and would definitely consider using DigiLite again.
We ran a campaign with DigiLite to increase awareness for Midas Building Services across London, and we were genuinely impressed with the results.
The mobile advertising concept is different from traditional billboards and allowed our brand to be seen in busy, high-footfall areas throughout the day. During and after the campaign, we noticed an increase in Checkatrade enquiries, which was exactly what we were hoping for.
The team were easy to deal with, kept us updated, and delivered everything as agreed.
A fresh and effective way to advertise locally, we’d definitely recommend DigiLite.
We’ve been working with Digilite to promote our brand and they’ve been excellent from start to finish. Our ads have been displayed consistently on their bags, exactly as agreed, and the whole process has been smooth and professional. Communication has been clear, the team is responsive, and the visibility we’ve gained has been worth it. Happy to recommend them.
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