Leet provides eSports gaming platforms for telecom operators and content providers in Southeast Asia and South Asia. Its core product is Maverick, a white-label platform licensed to partners like Smart Communications and Axiata Group. These partners deploy the platform under their own brands to engage mobile subscribers through online gaming tournaments. Through this B2B model, Leet provides both the software and managed services to run these events. Mobile operators integrate tournaments into data packages, allowing subscribers to use tournament passes to compete for prizes. Leet also operates Matchroom.net, a consumer-facing platform for gamers aged 17 to 35. Leet generates revenue from licensing fees, subscriptions, and brand sponsorships. The company helps telcos monetize network infrastructure by offering high-engagement gaming content. Leet operates with fewer than 10 employees across Malaysia, Vietnam, and Indonesia. While active in the Philippines, Bangladesh, Cambodia, and Malaysia, the company plans to expand into Vietnam, the Middle East, and Africa. Leet argues its modular platform design allows partners to customize features for local markets, which supports long-term partnerships.