ProjectLIGTAS is where Filipinos go during typhoons, floods, and earthquakes. Our audience is highly engaged, hyperlocal, and in the exact moments when your brand can be genuinely useful — not just visible. Your support also keeps this platform free for every Filipino.
ProjectLIGTAS has always been free for every Filipino citizen — no paywall, no account required, no ads shoved in front of someone trying to find an evacuation center. We intend to keep it that way. Advertising revenue is one of the ways we make that sustainable.
This means when you advertise here, you're not just buying impressions. You're directly funding the infrastructure that sends typhoon alerts to families in flood-prone barangays, surfaces PAGASA warnings in real time, and shows people where the nearest open evacuation center is. That is a different kind of brand association than a banner on a lifestyle blog.
We are selective about what we run. We do not accept ads for products that exploit fear, engage in predatory lending, or misrepresent safety claims. If your brand has genuine relevance to Filipino households during disasters, emergencies, or everyday commuting — we'd like to talk.
Our users aren't browsing casually. They're checking live flood maps, looking up train schedules, or tracking a typhoon bearing down on their province.
Families checking flood alerts, typhoon signals, and evacuation routes for their barangay. Primarily Metro Manila and Luzon, concentrated in flood-prone areas.
LRT and MRT riders checking train schedules, station operating hours, and last trip times. High-frequency daily users, mostly ages 18–45.
DRRMO officers, barangay officials, and government emergency responders using the command dashboard and tracking active incidents during disaster events.
The majority of our traffic arrives on mobile devices. Users are checking live maps, flood reports, and station statuses on the go, often during active weather events.
All placements are non-intrusive. We do not run pop-ups, autoplay video, or anything that blocks access to safety-critical information.
LRT and MRT schedule pages and station detail pages. High-frequency, repeat daily visitors. Ideal for commuter-relevant brands.
Live flood map, typhoon tracker, and flood alert guide pages. Highest traffic spikes during active weather events. Best for emergency-relevant products and services.
Typhoon season guide, earthquake preparedness, evacuation kit checklist. Evergreen content with sustained organic traffic. Best for home and family-oriented brands.
We look for advertisers with genuine relevance to our audience — not just anyone willing to pay. These categories tend to be the right fit.
Our audience trusts us during their most stressful moments. We protect that trust.
Common questions from brands and organizations exploring advertising on ProjectLIGTAS.
Send us a message at projectligtas.com/contact with your brand name, what you're advertising, and which audience you want to reach. Our team responds within one business day to discuss placements and fit.
Over 15 million Filipinos across 63 cities and municipalities, primarily Metro Manila and surrounding provinces. Traffic spikes sharply during active typhoon and flood events. Daily commuter traffic on LRT/MRT schedule pages provides steady repeat visitors.
Non-intrusive banners, sponsored cards, and in-content sponsored blocks. No pop-ups, no autoplay video, nothing that blocks access to safety-critical information. All placements are clearly labeled as sponsored content.
Brands with genuine relevance to our audience: insurance (home, health, life), emergency preparedness kits, telcos, solar and backup power, real estate, transportation, pharmacy, NGOs, government PSAs, hardware, and financial services. If your product or service can genuinely help a Filipino household during a typhoon or flood — you belong here.
ProjectLIGTAS is free for every Filipino citizen — forever. Advertising revenue is what makes that sustainable. Your ad directly funds the infrastructure that sends real-time typhoon alerts, surfaces PAGASA flood warnings, and shows families where the nearest open evacuation center is. That's a different kind of brand association than a banner on a lifestyle blog.
Ads that exploit fear or disaster anxiety, predatory lending or emergency cash schemes, political advertising of any kind, pop-ups or content that blocks safety information, or anything that misrepresents product safety. We review every advertiser individually.
Tell us about your brand and what you're trying to reach. We'll figure out together if there's a placement that makes sense — for you and for our users.
Ano ang iyong lokasyon?
Kailangan ang iyong lokasyon para sa tumpak na flood warnings, weather forecasts, at disaster alerts sa iyong lugar.
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