Affle 

Affle, listed as Affle 3i Limited, is an Indian-founded global technology company that sells verticalized AI for consumer conversions rather than a generic display-ad network. On affle.com it writes a single commercial sentence: enable advertisers to convert consumers across mobile, connected television, and other agentic or autonomous intelligent connected devices, powered by a differentiated cost-per-converted-user model. The CPCU claim is the pricing spine—pay closer to an outcome than to a raw impression—while vernacular audience intelligence and human-versus-non-human data distillation are the trust story the firm wants next to the bid. Public scale markers include more than one hundred thirty global markets and more than four billion connected devices, plus a patent count the company publishes with hundreds of enforceable claims. Those figures belong on the corporate site and in filings; they are cited here only as Affle’s own yardsticks. The stack is branded the Affle 3i Consumer Platform. ISO 27001:2022 and Singapore’s Data Protection Trustmark sit on the homepage as security and privacy marks. Innovation language names OpticksAI for large-scale creative generation—thousands of contextual ad creatives in seconds on the company’s telling—and CTV AI as the product that is supposed to make connected-television advertising more accessible. The 3i rename is framed as the next decade of a listed journey that started as Affle (India) Limited: innovation, impact, and intelligence as three public words, not as a new holding company for the Facebook page. Offices listed on the contact page run from Singapore and Gurugram through Bengaluru, Jakarta, Beijing, Tokyo, Seoul, Madrid, Israel, Dubai, Palo Alto, São Paulo, and Buenos Aires. Customers are advertisers, agencies, and platform partners who want converted users rather than vanity reach. Official Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, and YouTube channels carry product films, results colour, and careers notes. They are not insertion-order desks, fraud-claim counters, or places to share campaign logins, card numbers, or customer lists. Partnerships, investor, media, and compliance mail belong on the contact routes Affle publishes, including the partners, investor-relations, and compliance inboxes on affle.com/contact. Follow the pages for the operating conversion-tech firm that still presents CPCU, mobile, and CTV as the point of the enterprise, then verify every market count, device figure, and certification at the source.