BFSI — Banking, Payments & Fintech AppsUpdated Aug 14, 2026

How Easebuzz advertises

163 public ads run by Easebuzz, with 6 still live. Mostly about Fintech & business tools.

Jan 16, 2026Aug 14, 2026· Meta ad library

Ads launched
2026–2026
163
Still live
6 ads
4%
Leans
72% of creatives
Image
Reused
ran as more than one ad
25%
Typical run
first to last sighting
22d
Value-led
of classified ads
63%

Key learnings

Read from Easebuzz's own figures against the other 7 Banking, Payments & Fintech Apps brands here.

It advertises sparingly for its category.

163 ads against a category median of 741, so what it does run is worth reading closely.

One product carries the library.

Easebuzz appears in 64 creatives, 39% of everything Easebuzz ran, ahead of Easebuzz Payment Solutions (16), Digital Excellence Awards 2026 (15).

One hook does the heavy lifting.

“Celebrating Startups & MSMEs excelling in tech adoption and innovation.” runs across 40 creatives, with Payment Solutions for EdTechs (33), Celebrating the Startups and MSMEs driving India’s digital economy forward (24) behind it.

It spends unusually hard on brand storytelling.

37% of its classified creative is storytelling rather than a direct offer, against 63% value-led and 0% discount-led.

The ask barely varies.

98% of its ads end on “Sign up”, ahead of See details (2), No button (1).

Every figure is a count from the analysed creatives, not an estimate.

What it makes

Easebuzz runs 28% video against 72% static, below the 47% category average across the 198 brands in this library.

Creative category

What the ad is fundamentally doing: leading on the category's value, on a discount, or on a story.

63%37%
Value-ledDiscount-ledStorytelling

Based on the 100% of 163 ads that carried this field.

Format

Video against static, across everything it has run.

28%72%
VideoImage

46 video · 117 static

How much it ships

New ads first seen each month. Output fell in the most recent month on record.

New ads per month

Ads counted in the month they were first seen, so a spike is new work rather than continued spend.

04080Jan 26Feb 26Mar 26Apr 26May 26Jun 26Jul 26Aug 26

Of those, still running

How much of each month's output is still in market. A rising tail means recent work survived.

036Jan 26Feb 26Mar 26Apr 26May 26Jun 26Jul 26Aug 26

How long an ad lasts

The typical Easebuzz ad runs 22 days from first to last sighting. Longevity is how creative fatigue shows up in public data: neither it nor reuse is a performance metric.

Run length

How long each ad stayed up, from first to last sighting. Short runs mean fast creative turnover.

  • Under a week6
  • 1–4 weeks125
  • 1–3 months32

3 shown · 163 ads across them

Based on the 96% of 163 ads that carried this field.

Reuse

A creative that ran under more than one ad. The source reports no spend, so this is the only signal of conviction in it.

25%75%
ReusedRan once

254 ad variants across 163 creatives

What it says

Its most repeated opening line is "Celebrating Startups & MSMEs excelling in tech adoption and innovation.", used on 40 ads. These are the hooks it keeps coming back to.

Opening lines

The hook the creative leads with, most repeated first.

  • Celebrating Startups & MSMEs excelling in tech adoption and innovation.40
  • Payment Solutions for EdTechs33
  • Celebrating the Startups and MSMEs driving India’s digital economy forward24
  • Easebuzz Payment Solutions for EdTechs13
  • Payment Solutions for Event Organizers10
  • Payment Solutions for D2C9
  • Payment Solutions for D2C Brands7
  • Celebrating the Startups and MSMEs driving India's digital economy forward6

8 shown · 142 ads across them

Offers

The deal being put in front of the buyer.

  • Configurable Discounts & Offers3
  • free demo2

2 shown · 5 ads across them

Based on the 100% of 163 ads that carried this field.

Messaging angle

The primary approach the ad takes.

  • Highlighting product features for education institutes15
  • Aspirational messaging for recognition12
  • Aspirational positioning for recognition in tech innovation12
  • Celebrating achievements of startups and msmes9
  • Highlighting operational efficiency for edtechs7
  • Highlighting comprehensive features and specialized solutions for the edtech sector.7

6 shown · 62 ads across them

Emotional appeal

Model-assigned, not a platform field.

  • Aspiration for recognition64
  • Innovation-driven motivation23
  • Pride in achievements18
  • Aspiration for streamlined operations17
  • Pride in innovation11
  • Trust in secure payments9

6 shown · 142 ads across them

Based on the 72% of 163 ads that carried this field.

Hook type

How the opening earns the next second.

  • Benefit / Value83
  • Feature / Product77
  • Curiosity2
  • Social Proof1

4 shown · 163 ads across them

Based on the 100% of 163 ads that carried this field.

What it sells

The ask is almost always "Sign up".

Product categories

The kind of thing being advertised, as classified on each creative.

  • Fintech & business tools67
  • Event management62
  • Payment gateway57
  • Education & edtech44

4 shown · 230 ads across them

Named products

The specific things it puts in the ad.

  • Easebuzz64
  • Easebuzz Payment Solutions16
  • Digital Excellence Awards 202615
  • #Event Stack4
  • Subscription Payments Stack4
  • Event Stack3
  • Buzzing for Bharat3

7 shown · 109 ads across them

Call to action

The button the ad ends on — the single clearest statement of what it wants.

  • Sign up159
  • See details2
  • No button1

3 shown · 162 ads across them

Where it sends the click

Destination host, with tracking parameters stripped.

  • fb.me105
  • easebuzz.in42
  • campaign.easebuzz.in10
  • auth.easebuzz.in4

4 shown · 161 ads across them

What it is trying to do

The source carries no funnel stage. It does carry a coarser read on each ad's intent, and only on some of them.

Performance against brand

Whether the ad chases a conversion or builds awareness. Model-assigned, and only on the ads that carried it.

94%
PerformanceBrand

Based on the 48% of 163 ads that carried this field.

The work

The 12 ads Easebuzz reused most, deduplicated by content hash so the same artwork never appears twice. The most-reused creative is the only signal of consequence the source carries: nothing here is a performance ranking, because no spend, impression or click data exists in a public ad library.

Top video creatives (3)

Top static creatives (9)

How the rest of Banking, Payments & Fintech Apps advertises

The biggest advertisers in this category on the same measures. Every one has its own page.

BrandAdsLiveVideoReusedTypical run
Wise7,2730%46%61%125d
Stripe3,68328%55%32%108d
Western Union3,38411%47%52%138d
Paytm1,9006%80%55%67d
Skydo1,69211%80%46%41d
Payoneer82813%13%33%92d
PayPal74127%58%40%83d
Xflowpay4648%17%37%14d

This is a slice of what Hawky sees

This page is built from public ad-library records alone. Hawky's Competitor Analysis runs the same read across every advertiser in a category, refreshed continuously, alongside the account's own performance, which is the half no public library contains.

How this was built

Counted from 163 public Meta ad-library records for Easebuzz, first seen Jan 16, 2026 through Aug 14, 2026. Counts include dynamic product, dynamic creative and catalogue ads, so a filtered dashboard view will report fewer.

There is no spend, impression, click or conversion data here, because public ad libraries do not carry any and none can be inferred. Creative category, hook type, emotional appeal and intent are model-assigned classifications, not fields the platform reports. Where a classification covers only part of the library, the share is stated next to the chart.

“Reused” counts a creative that ran under more than one ad. Run length is the gap between an ad's first and last sighting, over the 96% of records carrying both dates. Paid collaboration is counted from the presence of a creator page on the ad; no creator is named.

Every comparison here is computed against the 8 Banking, Payments & Fintech Apps brands in this library, not an external benchmark.