Launch-day takeovers
A flash mob, but it's a Tuesday stand-up
A brand ships its new product on the 14th. On the 14th, hundreds of swagers walk into their meetings and go live wearing it. A launch that happens in real rooms, not just in feeds.
Press play · the official anthem
marketing that walks into the room →
Swag Guerilla is a street team for the work day. Tech brands skip the ad spend and drop tees, hoodies and hats on real people. You wear them in your meetings, on your calls or on your channel, prove it, and get rewarded every time.
Free for swagers. Open to people in agencies, tech and consulting, and to content creators.
Proof verified
+120 pts
Eyes on the logo
3 people · 45 min
come as you are. wear what they sent.
the idea in 30 seconds
Tech brands burn budgets on ads nobody looks at, and give away mountains of swag with no idea if anyone wears it. Meanwhile, professionals and content creators spend their days in meetings and on camera, in front of exactly the people those brands want to reach.
Swag Guerilla connects the two. Brands pay to recruit who wears them. Swagers wear it, prove it, and earn.
the playbook
Tell us what you do, your field, company size and how many meetings you sit in. Or, if you create content, your channel and audience. Plus what you actually like to wear.
Tech brands recruit swagers whose audience fits them. You only get drops that fit you, and you can always pass.
Free swag lands at your door: tees, hoodies, hats. Wear it in meetings, on video calls, at the office, in your streams and videos. Some missions have a date: launch day.
One photo, or a link to the video, confirms the wear. Your street cred goes up, rewards land in your wallet, and bigger missions unlock.
Filter by role, industry, company size, meeting frequency and location, or by creator niche and audience size. Choose the rooms you want to be in.
Browse matched swagers with their score and track record. Hand-pick them or let us fill the takeover.
Send your existing tees, hoodies or hats, or produce a run with us. Set the moment: always-on, an event week, or a launch date.
Every wear comes back with photo proof and estimated reach. You pay for swag that gets worn, not swag in a drawer.
the tactics
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do the math (yes, punks can count)
one swager, one month
252
face-to-face hits for a logo, in front of colleagues and clients who are actually paying attention. No ad blocker. No skip button. No scroll-past.
meetings × people × days × 4.2 weeks. Simple arithmetic, not a measured audience. Creators: add your views on top.
now recruiting misfits with calendars
We're opening in small batches so every swager gets real missions and every brand gets real wears. Early sign-ups go first.
questions
Swag Guerilla is a guerrilla marketing platform that connects tech brands with professionals and content creators who wear their swag where it gets seen: in meetings, on video calls, at the office and on stream. Swagers get free tees, hoodies and hats and earn rewards for every wear they prove with a photo. Brands pay to choose who wears them and get verified reach instead of swag that ends up in a drawer.
A brand picks you for a drop and ships you free swag. You wear it during your work day or in your content, then submit one photo, screenshot or video link as proof. Each verified wear adds reward points to your wallet and raises your swager score, which unlocks more drops and bigger rewards. Launch-day missions, where everyone wears the drop on the day a product ships, pay the most.
Influencer marketing buys posts in a feed. Event swag is handed out with no idea whether it is ever worn. Swag Guerilla puts a brand in front of small, high-attention audiences, such as a team stand-up, a client call or a niche stream, and every wear comes back with proof. Brands choose wearers by role, industry, company size and meeting frequency, not just follower count.
Not yet. We're testing the idea and recruiting the first crew of swagers and brands. The waitlist decides who gets in first, and what we build first.
No. Swag is free, shipping is free, and you earn rewards on top. Brands pay for access to the platform.
No. Guerilla marketing (also spelled guerrilla marketing) means unconventional, not hidden. It's a logo on a hoodie in plain sight, worn by someone who chose to wear it. If anyone asks, you say where you got it. Creator drops are disclosed as sponsored, the way each platform requires.
Yes. Streamers, YouTubers, podcasters on camera and anyone with an audience can join. You wear the drop in your content instead of your meetings, and a link to the video is your proof.
You choose which missions to accept and when to wear them. Wear swag on internal days and skip it for the client pitch. You're never required to wear anything.
They're used to verify a wear for the brand that ran the drop. They're never published or used in advertising without your explicit opt-in. You can crop out or blur other people.
We start with tech: dev tools, SaaS, AI, hardware. The brands whose hoodies and hats people already wear for free. We'd like you to get something for it.
Yes. Tell us in the form and we'll help you produce a first run people actually want to wear.