About Us
PBS India is a high-attention, offline sampling medium for perfume fragrances with digital-out-of-home advertising spaces built to reimagine how sensory brands engage consumers in the real world.
Founded by Pranshu Saggi, a UK-educated business professional, PBS India brings together an international perspective, structured business thinking, and on-ground execution to solve a modern brand challenge: how to create meaningful, memorable engagement in an increasingly cluttered digital landscape.
The platform is built on a simple belief: sensory products cannot be sold through screens alone. Fragrance, in particular, demands physical interaction—trial, context, and presence. PBS India exists to create structured, premium environments where this interaction can happen efficiently, repeatedly, and at scale.
Designed for modern brands that value experience as much as reach, PBS India enables controlled exposure, higher recall, and genuine consumer interaction—without the noise and inefficiency of conventional formats. We believe that physical trial creates asymmetrical value for sensory products—and when executed with intent, design, and restraint, it becomes a powerful media channel in itself.
Built at the intersection of global exposure and local execution, PBS India is focused on redefining how sensory brands are discovered, experienced, and remembered.
Meet the Founder
Pranshu Saggi
Pranshu Saggi is the founder of PBS India, an experiential retail and physical media platform focused on building scalable, real-world engagement infrastructure for sensory brands. With formal business training from the University of Sussex (UK) and professional exposure in the UK market, Pranshu brings a structured, data-driven approach to consumer experience design and brand interaction. PBS India is built on the understanding that traditional sampling and digital advertising are increasingly inefficient for sensory categories, and physical trial—when executed with control, design, and intent—creates disproportionate brand value and asymmetrical returns. His focus is on developing a credible and measurable alternative that brands can integrate into their long-term marketing strategies.
