
Regulated product launch
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A launch under compliance limits on how the product could be marketed.
62 creators in the launch campaign
Bring a product on-chain with a public-brand standard. Compliant creator programs, partnerships, community, and PR, run by one team inside your approvals process.

Regulated product launch
A launch under compliance limits on how the product could be marketed.
62 creators in the launch campaign

Web2 brand to Web3 IP
A Korean character IP launched into Web3 with a global community behind it.
200,000+ global community

Infrastructure / Institutional partners
A rebuilt brand and an initiative that brought institutional partners to the table.
$12M seed led by Polychain
The growth mandate
Choose your priority. See the work, channels, and measures behind it.
The objective / 01
We recruit, brief, and manage creators who fit your brand. They always post themselves, every paid post is disclosed, and your reviewers see the brief before it goes out.
New users · Creator-attributed activity · Mindshare
The work behind it
The objective / 02
We find and run collaborations with brands, communities, and platforms whose audiences match your launch. Each partner is checked against your brand-safety rules first.
Partner launches · New users · Community growth
The work behind it
The objective / 03
We build the community around your launch and moderate it to a public-brand standard. Clear rules, trained moderators, and fast escalation to your team.
Active members · Support themes · Sentiment
The work behind it
The objective / 04
We place your founders and executives in front of the right press, podcasts, and stages, and run the launch announcements that go with them.
Press coverage · Executive reach · Mindshare
The work behind it
Who we work with
A bank launching a stablecoin and a consumer brand launching an IP collection face different audiences and different reviewers. We build around who has to approve the work and who has to trust it.
Working together
From the first brand and compliance audit to weekly reporting for your board, one team plans, runs, and reports.
Inside the GTM programWeek 1 to 2
We audit your brand, channels, and competitors, and map your approvals process, reviewers, and brand-safety rules. You receive a launch plan and the first creator and partner shortlists.
DeliverableLaunch plan and approvals workflow
Week 2 to 4
We agree the creator briefs, disclosure language, partner list, and community rules with your reviewers. Your team signs off on the plan; we run it.
DeliverableApproved briefs, partners, and community rules
Week 3 onwards
Creators go live, partner collaborations launch, the community opens with moderators in place, and PR and executive visibility run alongside. One shared group chat and one weekly call.
DeliverableCoordinated launch campaigns
Ongoing
A weekly report for your board and marketing lead on users, activity, and mindshare. We cut what is not working and put more behind what is.
DeliverableWeekly board and marketing report
From the client side
““Bellygom was already loved in Korea. Surgence took it global in Web3, built a community of more than 200,000 people around it and turned the launch into real revenue for the IP.”
The practical details, from scope to measurement.
We scope it after an intro call. It starts with a one or two week onboarding sprint, then a monthly retainer. Growth spend, such as creator payments and paid media, sits on top and you approve it before it is committed.
Foundations, listed companies, banks and regulated issuers, and Web2 brands and IP owners bringing a product on-chain. That can be a stablecoin, a tokenized asset, a chain, an app, or an IP launch.
Creators always post themselves, from their own accounts, and every paid post is disclosed. Your legal and compliance team reviews the brief, the talking points, and the creator list before anything goes live. Nothing is auto-posted.
Yes. We set up an approvals workflow with named reviewers, turnaround times, and a brand-safety checklist for creators, partners, and community channels. Nothing is published outside it.
Surgence Labs is headquartered in Dubai, with teams in Korea, Singapore, and the US. We run programs in local languages and time zones, with creators and communities in each market.
A weekly report for your marketing lead and board on users, activity, and mindshare, with what shipped, what is next, and where we need a decision from you.
We scope it after an intro call. It starts with a one or two week onboarding sprint, then a monthly retainer. Growth spend, such as creator payments and paid media, sits on top and you approve it before it is committed.
Foundations, listed companies, banks and regulated issuers, and Web2 brands and IP owners bringing a product on-chain. That can be a stablecoin, a tokenized asset, a chain, an app, or an IP launch.
Creators always post themselves, from their own accounts, and every paid post is disclosed. Your legal and compliance team reviews the brief, the talking points, and the creator list before anything goes live. Nothing is auto-posted.
Yes. We set up an approvals workflow with named reviewers, turnaround times, and a brand-safety checklist for creators, partners, and community channels. Nothing is published outside it.
Surgence Labs is headquartered in Dubai, with teams in Korea, Singapore, and the US. We run programs in local languages and time zones, with creators and communities in each market.
A weekly report for your marketing lead and board on users, activity, and mindshare, with what shipped, what is next, and where we need a decision from you.
Your next growth cycle
Bring your product, target regions, and approvals process. We will map the launch plan and what we run in the first sprint.
