Find Singapore-based or Singapore-serving DTC brands selling physical products online in F&B, snacks, tea/coffee, functional food, health, wellness, skincare and beauty — likely Meta advertisers — with publicly listed WhatsApp or phone contacts only, excluding restaurants, cafés without e-commerce and B2B distributors.
Ingest a11studio.pro, understand the business and ICP, expand the research across all of Singapore to an investor-grade, comprehensive prospect list, and combine it with the already-researched 50 brands into one final list.
The combined universe covers 185 unique brands — all 50 from the original research retained plus 135 newly discovered — researched live on 29 Oct 2026 from brand sites, social profiles and Singapore roundups. 92 carry at least one public contact (25 WhatsApp, 66 other phone, 14 email), 87 show an explicit growth signal, and no brand carried a verifiable Meta-ad signal, so ad propensity here is a research heuristic, not proof of spend.
Each dot is one brand, grouped by ICP tier and ordered by fit score. Hover or tap a dot for the brand, score, sector and public contact. The ICP score is a prioritisation heuristic built from semantic fit plus observable evidence — not measured revenue, budget or conversion probability.
a11 Studio sells a creative subscription for F&B and wellness brands: 16 static ads per month — 4 fresh ads weekly in every format — copy included, unlimited revisions, delivered over WhatsApp. List price S$2,800/month with a guarantee: if the first 4 ads don't beat the client's CTR in 72 hours, every dollar back, and the first redesign is free before any payment. Explicit constraints: no video, no ad management or media buying, and a high-touch weekly cadence. Source: a11studio.pro.
The best buyer is not any SME: it is a visually distinctive DTC physical-product brand with active e-commerce, repeat-purchase or launch economics, and enough gross margin and Meta spend to justify a S$2,800 monthly retainer — because its real pain is creative fatigue: a11's own site notes CTR decays after roughly two weeks on the same ad. Likely buyers: the founder at smaller brands; growth, e-commerce or performance leads at larger ones.
This list is a bottom-up serviceable prospect universe — not TAM and not revenue. Illustration only, at the published S$2,800 list price: 5 clients = S$14,000 MRR; 10 clients = S$28,000 MRR. These are arithmetic on the public price, never forecasts or current customers. Note the founding-partner offer of S$800 mentioned in the brief discounts early economics.
Brands bucketed by dominant niche. Skincare & beauty is the deepest high-fit pool; "other packaged food" skews Tier C because many rows are grocery-adjacent.
Default view shows Tier A and B (108 brands); switch filters for the full universe. Rows marked verify come from secondary discovery sources — confirm on the brand's own site immediately before outreach. Blank cells mean unresolved, not absent.
| # | Brand | Niche | Tier | ICP | WhatsApp / phone | Founder | Growth | Source |
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Method: live-web research on 29 Oct 2026 across brand sites, official social profiles, Singapore local-brand roundups, news and directories; 185 deduplicated rows (50 retained from the original research, 135 newly discovered), one per brand, ordered by a 0–100 ICP-fit prioritisation score (semantic fit plus observable Singapore, e-commerce, contact and growth evidence — not revenue or ad spend). Contacts are public-only; 127 secondary-source rows need verification before outreach. Niche text is trimmed and Singapore/e-commerce evidence columns were cut for space; they remain in the underlying dataset.