INVESTORS FALL 2017 · 9/5/2017 · tactics (i.e. banner ads, pre-roll ads etc.) Our Solution 1. We enable users to share in advertising and payment processing revenues, sell goods

INVESTORS FALL 2017

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• Peek Social’s ability to attract and retain users and increase the level of engagement of its users• Peek Social’s ability to develop or acquire new products and services, improve its existing products and services and increase the value of its products and services• Peek Social’s ability to attract advertisers to its platform and increase the amount that advertisers spend with Peek Social• Peek Social’s expectations regarding its user growth rate and the usage of its web and mobile products• Peek Social’s ability to attract advertisers and the revenue derived from these advertisers• Peek Social’s ability to create and grow user monetization• Peek Social’s ability to realize sales potentials• The sufficiency of Peek Social’s cash and cash equivalents and cash generated from operations to meet its working capital and capital expenditure requirements

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Risk factors include, but are not limited to:• Changing market conditions• The establishment of corporate alliances• The impact of competitive products and pricing• Uncertainties related to public perception of marketing initiatives• Uncertainties related to future user behaviors and activity levels• Uncertainties related to future user registrations• Uncertainties related to demands for Peek Social’s advertising units• Other risks detailed from time to time in the Company's ongoing quarterly and annual reporting.

TSX.V: PEEK OTCQB: PKSLF

Peeks Social is where the evolution of social media, television, digital advertising, and mobile commerce naturally converge. Peeks Social is revolutionizing the way the world interacts and transacts.

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WHAT IS PEEKS

Peeks is the worlds first; purpose built, video streaming monetization platform.’

Peeks allows both users and advertisers to monetize a global audience in ways previously thought to be impossible.

Peeks’ patented and proprietary technologies allows it to monetize users in its social network at levels significantly higher than all of its peers.

OVERVIEW

AFFILATE PROGRAM

OFFER BOX

MOBILE COMMERCE ENGINE

Brands can connect with their target market through video and influencer marketing. Influencers are paired up with brands based on their social following to maximize engagement.

The sale of physical and digital products in real time, auctions, and crowdfunding campaigns. Viewers can click through the offer that appears while a broadcaster is streaming and buy products in real time.

Peeks has a robust social commerce engine with it's own mobile wallet, payment processing engine and advertising portal. We give you control to monetize your fan base through live and or archived video.


Current Monetization Problem in Social Media.They inability of social networks to allow their users to monetize themselves at a significant rate, inability of social networks to monetize their users at significant rate, millennial abandonment of older platforms ie. Facebook, and antiquated digital advertising tactics (i.e. banner ads, pre-roll ads etc.)

Our Solution

1. We enable users to share in advertising and payment processing revenues, sell goods and services, and crowdfund.

2. E-commerce platform that earns up to 50% of revenues generated by user interactions with each other and user interactions with brands.

3. Provides a live engaging experience, and facilitates live global exposure.

4. Hyper-targeted contextual commerce ad experience.


PEEKS FEATURESOFFER BOXThe sale of physical and digital products in real time, auctions, and call-to-action campaigns.

TIPPINGMonetize your exclusive content with our enforced tip feature – Peeks Social’s mobile wallet allows for your audience to tip you in real time with real cash.

MESSAGINGCommunicate directly with live broadcasters through our chat feature. Send messages to broadcasters through their archived streams.

AD SHARERevenue share with Peeks parterned brands to becomea global brand ambassador.

CROWD FUNDINGPeeks Social’s crowdfunding feature allows users to set goals and leverage their audience to assist in reaching goals in real time.

MOBILE WALLETPeeks Social has a full-fledged mobile wallet back-end system.

PEEKS TVThe Peeks Social original programming channel is taking aim at becoming the next evolution of TV for the millennial age with exclusive user-created programming.

LIVE VIDEO GAME STREAMINGPeeks Social Gaming is working towards taking live gaming to the next level with many innovative features and partnerships.


Revenue Model

25% to 70%

5% to 15%

30% to 50%

5% to 30%

is generated from all digital tips received from broadcasters.

is generated from payment processing when users or

brands sell products/services.

is generated from all digital gifts sent from users to other users.

is generated from CPA sales campaigns when users purchase products/services.

The Peeks Social platform generates revenues by charging users platform fees, and by charging brands and users advertising fees. Platform fees range from 25% to 70% depending on the activity and a user’s status level. Advertising fees will be generated by selling advertising campaign packages.


Key Revenue Metrics

Key Performance Indicator

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# of user sessions

Avg. user session duration

Avg. user monthly$ depositied perregistered user

Avg. user monthly$ depositied perregistered user(annualized)

Licensing Revenue by Month

405,800 579,400 1,265,700 1,044,700 1,325,500 1,797,700 1,983,500

5 min41 sec

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7 min30 sec

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$0.15 $0.46 $1.11 $0.62 $0.83 $0.94 $1.27

$1.80 $5.52 $13.32 $7.44 $9.96 $11.28 $15.24

$3,434 $7,176 $26,399 $15,575 $22,556 $31,102 $49,346

These two KPIs represent the number of times the Peeks app was accessed by users and the average duration of use, respectively. Data was provided through Google Analytics. For additional information on Google Analytics’ definition of “session” and the methods of calculating “sessions”, please refer to https://support.google.com/analytics.

This KPI calculates the total dollar amount deposited in the Peeks service by registered users in a calendar month, divided by the number of registered users as at the end of that month. While the “dollars deposited per registered user” is an important KPI for the Peeks product, it is not a direct indicator of the Company’s financial performance.

This KPI is calculated by multiplying the monthly figure in Note 2 by 12. The industry standard for the presentation of “per user” amounts is on an annualized basis. This figure is presented for comparison purposes only and since it is calculated on a monthly basis, it may not represent a true annualized amount.

The Company earns licensing revenue based on the gross revenue earned by the Peeks product (see “Overview”).

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Key Performance Indicators

1. These two KPIs represent the number of mes the Peeks app was accessed by users and the average duration of use, respectively. Data was provided through Google Analytics. For additional information on Google Analytics’ definition of “session” and the methods of calculating “sessions”, please refer to http://support.google.com/analytics .

2. This KPI calculates the total dollar amount deposited in the Peeks service by registered users in a calendar month, divided by the number of registered users as at the end of that month. While the “dollars deposited per registered user” is an important KPI for the Peeks product, it is not a direct indicator of the Company’s financial performance.

3. The Company earns licensing revenue based on the gross revenue earned by the Peeks product (see “Overview”).

Number of User Sessionsby Month

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$3,434$7,176

$26,399

$15,575

$22,556

$31,012

$49,346

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Technology OverviewPeeks Social technology acquisition.

Through a technology licensing agreement with Personas.com Corp., which is privately controlled by Peeks Social CEO Mark Itwaru, Peeks Social Ltd. currently receives 30% of the gross revenue earned by the Peeks Social platform. In July 2017, the Company announced that it had established an independent special committee of its Board of Directors to explore and seek to negotiate the potential acquisition of specific assets of Personas pertaining to the Peeks Social service. This would result in Peeks Social Ltd. having up to 100% share of the revenues of the platform.


Our user acquisition strategy consists of traditional and gorilla marketing. We have a key team of social in�uencers who reach over 100,000,000 fans that are constantly streaming on peeks and promoting their app to their social media fans across their social channels

SOCIAL INFLUENCERS & CELEBRITIES

BRAND AMBASSADORS

COST PER INSTALL CAMPAIGNS

STRATEGIC PARTNERS

VIRAL GROWTH & CONTESTS

TRADITIONAL MARKETING & PR

User Acquisition Strategy


Influencer Social Reach

100 Million+Social ReachPeeks has 100’s of influencers ranging frommicro-influencers with targeted niche’s, content creators with millions of viewers,and influencers with strong audience engagement.

Our influencers such as Amanda Cerny,Scott Disick, and Jen Selter, have a collective reach of 100+ million.


The Competitive Landscape

Description

Cash Tipping

Offer Box

AdShare

Digital Wallet

Video Game Streaming

Crowd Funding

Digital Gifts/Stickers

Messaging

Peeks TV/Unique Content


Valuation ComparisonDescription

Start-Up

MUA

Streams

Revenue

Apple Social Ranking

Google Social Ranking

Recent Financings

Financing Valuation

Market Valuation

A.R.P.U/Deposits Per User

Feb 2016 Feb 2014 Jul 2011 Feb 2004 Sept. 2011 May 2016 Aug 2011 Jul 2008

1.98mm UserSessions

10mm UserSessions (Jan 17)

300mm (Aug 17) 2.2b

100mm UserSessions/Month

(May 16)N/a 81mm

(Dec 16) 122 MUA

N/a N/a N/a200mm (Jan 17) 170k/Day N/a 1.3mm

Paid Streams10mm Channel

CAD$ 108k Q1 2017 (318K) 0 Est. US

$935mm2017 est. US$ 38b N/a N/a Q2 2017:

294mmUS$ 1,012 (2016 Live Streaming)

34 90 N/a N/a 23 5 N/a54

16 25 N/a N/a 4 1 N/a N/a

CAD$6.4mm (June 2017) N/a US$ 3.4 b N/a US$ 26mm

(Sept 15)US$ 60mm

(May 17) for 30% N/a US$ 495mm

CAD$ 50mm US$ 25 bN/a N/a ~US$ 150mm

~US$200mm N/a US$ 4.4 b

CAD$ 27mmACQUIRED BY TWITTER – US

$ 86mmUS$ 16 b US$ 487 b N/a N/a

US$ 7b: P/E 25.8: EPS 0.74

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US$4.3b: P/E 13.6: EPS 3.80

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CAD$15.27 0 Q2 2017: US$ 0.91

US$ 14.53 N/a N/a Est. US$14.50 US$8.30


Shifting Digital Landscape

Digital marketing spend is projected to grow from $57.3B USD in 2014 to $103.4B USD in 2019

Viewers spend 8x longer with live video than on demand: 42.8 min vs. 5.1 min

Live video is outpacing growth of other types of online video with 113% increase in add growth yearly

100,000,000 internet users watch online video everyday

By 2019 online video will be responsible for 80% of global internet traffic. In the U.S. online video will be responsible for 85% of domestic US traffic

4x as many consumers would rather watch a video about a product than read about it

Live video is more appealing to brand audiences – 80% would rather watch live video from a brand than read a blog and 82% prefer live video content from a brand over social posts


Built an enterprise graded monetization engine, processing platform, mobile wallet and advertising portal

Launched in Nov 2016 and earned revenues from day one and earn revenues daily

Hit 3 Billion interactions in early 2017

Topped the social app charts for iOS and Android in 2017

Downloaded in over 110 countries

Paid our top streamer over $200,000USD in earnings

Processed over $2 Million in user transactions in 2017

Partnered with social influencers that reach 100 Million millennial’s

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MAY, 2017

JULY, 2017

Development Started and Patents �led.

Mark Itwaru concieves ofmonetizing live streamingplatform.

Strategic Acquisition

Mark Itwaru acquires signi�cant equity stake in Peeks Social Ltd., gets access to 75 Million legacy Peek Social users, becomes CEO and transitions Company into the Live Streaming Social Commerce Space. Peek Social Inc. begins rebranding and repositioning as Peeks Social Ltd.

Peeks beta goes live.

Peeks Social is launched on iOS and Android devices during its market beta release.

Milestones Achieved.

Peeks Social hits 1 Billion user interactions and processes over $1M in user transactions to date, downloaded in over 110 countries.

Gears up for growth.

Peeks Social enlists celebrity in�uencers and structures plan to launch global marketing campaign in the coming months.

Acquisition and Market Strategy Launch.

Peeks Social Ltd. seeks acquisition of all technology assets relating to the Peeks Social platform, launches o�cial marketing campaigns thatresult in a 300% increase in dailyuser growth.

TimelineTSX.V: PEEK OTCQB: PKSLF

Peeks Social Capital StructureAs of September 19, 2017.

Ticker Symbol: (TSX.V: PEEK)(OTCQB: PKSLF)

Market Cap$27,269,000

Shares Outstanding61,976,261

Accolades

Play Store#15 top Grossing

#1 company in the TSXVenture

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3 BillionInteractions

150 Million

Page Views


Key ManagementChairman of the Board, CEO; Mark Itwaru

Chief Financial Officer; Alex MacDonald

Vice President, Business Development; John Kanakis

Mark is a serial entrepreneur who is a leading innovator in new technologies. He’s created solutions for mobile commerce, mobile marketing, social media, social-marketing, ecommerce and payment processing. Mark is the innovator of 900 Pay, real-time checking, online debit and many other disruptive payment technologies. He holds several technology patents in mobile commerce and payment processing. His previous endeavour, Navaho Networks Inc. pioneered an e-wallet solution for payment processing that processed billions of dollars in transactions. He’s founded firms that have featured interactive Ad Network platforms and mobile, e-wallet payment technologies. Prior to this Mr. Itwaru was an internet engineer on the design team at AT&T Canada for CIBC INTRIA, RBC/TD Branch Network, Scotiabank Caribbean Network, Transport Canada and for the CP Rail Train Switch Network.

Alex joined Peeks Social Ltd. in January 2014 as the Controller of what was then Peek Social Inc. In November 2014 he was promoted to CFO of Peek Social Inc., providing leadership as the most senior officer in the Toronto office of approximately 50 staff. Following the transition of the Company to Peeks Social Ltd., Alex remained as CFO, and is a core member of the senior management team. Prior to Peek Social, he was a Senior Auditor at a Canadian public accounting firm, providing auditing and consulting services to publicly traded companies. He is a Chartered Accountant and a Primary Reservist, Infantry Section Commander in the Canadian Armed Forces. Alex has previously served on the Company’s Board of Directors.

John Kanakis has more than 16 years of business development experience and a proven track record to assist companies in turn-around strategies. His entrepreneurial exposure started when he founded his first telecommunications firm, a cyber security firm that deployed hardware-based cyber security equipment to the Canadian government, corporations and divisions of the USA military, as well as a biomedical laser company. His entrepreneurial experiences have helped him in defining core strategies for disruptive companies and his key emphasis is to always be thinking outside of the box and to never use a cookie cutter approach. John currently oversees internal and external growth strategies and is an active seed stage investor in multiple disruptive companies.


Board of DirectorsDirector; James Westlake, MBA

Director; Fareed Amin

Director; William Lavin

Mr. Westlake has more than 35 years of experience in the financial services industry, most recently serving as Group Head, International Banking and Insurance, Royal Bank of Canada. Mr. Westlake was a member of RBC’s Group Executive, being one of nine executives responsible for setting the overall strategic direction of RBC. Prior to joining RBC, Mr. Westlake spent 19 years with the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, rising to become a Chief Operating Officer. He was the Chair of the Canadian Bankers Association and a former Chair of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. He also sits on the boards of the Canadian Paralympic Committee and Oakville Hydro. Mr. Westlake holds an MBA from Queen’s University.

Mr. Amin has over 26 years of distinguished service in the public sector. Mr. Amin held progressively responsible positions in the Government of Ontario including Deputy Minister and Assistant Deputy Minister of Energy and infrastructure; Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs; Municipal Affairs and Housing; Consumers Services; Economic Development and Trade; Citizenship and Immigration; Intergovernmental Affairs; and Small Business and Entrepreneurship.

Mr. Lavin is the President of Terrific Corporation, a software development firm he founded in 2000. Prior to founding Terrific Corporation, Mr. Lavin was Vice President of MegaChain.com Ltd. from August 1998 to February 2000, a company listed on the NASDAQ OTC. Mr. Lavin was also the President of IGN from July 1995 to July 1998, a publicly traded company on the Vancouver Stock Exchange. Through his service with these public companies Mr. Lavin has gained knowledge of corporate governance matters. In addition, Mr. Lavin has an expertise in credit card acquisition and marketing, having served as Project Manager at American Express from 1979 to 1988.


Board of DirectorsDirector; Vince McLeod

Director; Ahmed Khan

Mr. McLeod helped to found Navaho Networks Inc., a company which developed five separate online payment processing services and several proprietary payment technologies. Prior to founding Navaho, Mr. McLeod held a number of senior positions with large Canadian organizations, including: Vice President, Information Technology of Westmont Corporation; National Manager of Computer Services at William M. Mercer Ltd., a division of Marsh McLellan; Manager, Processing Services for Simpson's Limited; Director of Computing Services at The University of Manitoba; and Assistant Director Computing Services at Concordia University. In addition to these senior level positions held by Mr. McLeod, he has provided consultation services to major corporations including Air Canada and Hydro Quebec on hardware and software selection, operations, planning, modelling, and project management.

Mr. Khan is the President & Chief Investment Officer of Fairview Capital International Limited (FCIL). Prior to joining FCIL, Mr. Khan was Portfolio Manager at Tralucent Asset Management. Mr. Khan was also employed by the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority from 1996 to 2008 rising to the position of Senior Fund Manager, where he was responsible for over $5B USD in assets. Mr. Khan is a Chartered Financial Analyst and a member of the CFA Society Toronto.


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