A new kind of sponsorship

Your moment.
Their brand.

Creators bring the moment. Sponsors get a place in it. Agree on the offer, then see what was delivered.

For sponsors
  1. Find a good fit

    Browse people and events. Use niches and reported reach to narrow your search.

  2. See the offer

    Review creator-provided analytics, the exact placement and any dated content commitments. Past reach is context, not a guarantee.

  3. Make it yours

    Choose a spot, upload your logo and authorize the listed amount or a qualifying takeover. Review the terms before paying.

  4. See what happened

    Open your private sponsor report for purchased terms, proof the creator shares, views and link clicks.

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For creators

Turn your moment into an offer.

  1. Choose your body or an object

    Connect with X, then add photos of what you bring or create a personal 3D model. Review it before publishing.

  2. Help brands find you

    Choose your niches. Add your X analytics by CSV or screenshot for free, review them and decide what to publish.

  3. Define your offer

    Choose an event, place and price your spots, and set the deadline. Add any content commitments with clear dates.

  4. Deliver and share proof

    Fulfill the winning offer, add evidence and share it with your sponsor. Complete payout setup and submit fulfillment evidence.

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The details, when you need them.

What does connecting with X share?

X connects your identity. Performance analytics are creator-provided through CSV or screenshots, with their source and reporting period. You review them before publishing; connecting X does not automatically import analytics.

Your first model generation is free; $3 buys three more. Adding your analytics is free.

How do bidding, takeovers and refunds work?

The first sponsorship starts at the listed price. Every takeover costs at least twice the current price. A replacement must be authorized before it becomes the leader. There is no voluntary withdrawal.

A payment can begin as a card authorization. Leading authorizations are captured before their actual expiry. If another sponsor takes over, an uncaptured hold is released in full. An already captured payment is refunded less its actual non-refundable processing fee.

If a campaign is cancelled or not delivered, holds are released or captured payments refunded less actual non-refundable processing fees. No platform commission is retained on refunds.

What is different about an online campaign?

A virtual campaign displays your logo on the platform while you lead, through the fixed event end. A takeover ends your display. There is no physical placement or printing. Any additional content commitments are listed in the offer and belong to the final winning sponsor.

Who arranges printing and fulfillment?

For physical campaigns, creators set a bidding deadline that leaves time for production and specify placement dimensions. When bidding closes, winning placements are locked for printing. Creators export the artwork and dimensions, arrange production and submit fulfillment evidence.

Find a printing partner or use your own printer. Creators remain responsible for event rules, production and fulfillment.

When can a creator receive their proceeds?

Payout eligibility requires fulfillment evidence and completed payout setup. Eligible creator proceeds are the final winning gross payment less 15% platform commission and processing costs.