You trained for months. Get paid for the six hours that count.
Seventeen patches of skin go up for sponsorship. Brands buy one and hold it until somebody pays more. You keep 95% of whatever the last bid was, and you never have to send a single sponsorship email.
How it goes
- 01
Put your race up
Your name, your sport, your competition and the date. Two minutes. Seventeen spots are laid out on your body from the start.
- 02
Price your own skin
You decide what each spot opens at. Left chest is worth more than a forearm, and you know your audience better than we do.
- 03
Share it and let them fight
Post the link. Brands claim spots, then steal them off each other. Every takeover doubles the price and pays you more.
- 04
Wear them, get paid
Temporary tattoos on race day, photos afterwards. The money is in your Stripe account, minus our 5%.
A spot is never sold out. It just gets more expensive.
No sealed bids, no waiting for a deadline, no deposit sitting with us. A brand pays the price on the spot and owns it there and then. If another one wants it badly enough to pay the next rung, the first gets every cent back and you keep the bigger number.
- $400First sponsorclaims the spot
- $800Second sponsorsteals it, the first is refunded in full
- $1,600Third sponsorsteals it, the second is refunded in full
- $3,200Whoever wants it nextthe rung nobody has paid yet
What it costs you
Nothing up front. We take 5% of each sale and you keep 95%. Payouts land in your own Stripe account, held until your event so a late takeover can still be refunded.
What you owe the sponsors
Wear their logos on the day, as temporary tattoos, and put them in the photos and the race post afterwards. That is the whole deal.
Do I need a big following?
It helps, and it is what sets your prices. A few thousand people who watch you train is worth more to the right brand than a hundred thousand who do not care about your sport.