A simpler sponsorship market

Your real plans can carry a signal.

List the event you are already attending, choose a physical surface, and let a brand make a thoughtful offer.

Private negotiation · deal-ready before any payment
PRESENCE / EVENT LISTINGIllustrative
Saturday · 7:00–10:30 PM

Show up at the city run.

Downtown venue district · coarse context only

SELLER-DECLARED500–1,200people · rough visibility
Physical placementFront of jacket
Seller ask$120

Illustrative demo data. Estimates are not guaranteed reach or verified attendance.

The platform, made legible

One real moment. Five clear signals.

PRESENCE connects the person who is already going, the event that creates context, the surface that can carry a message, and the brand making a considered offer.

Context stays coarse in public. Terms stay private until both sides agree.
What PRESENCE is

Sponsorship for people who are already going.

Not influencer reach. Not a gig. PRESENCE gives a person a clear way to offer optional visibility around a real event, with enough context for a brand to decide.

The loop

One plan. One surface. One clear conversation.

01

Share the plan

Name the event you are already attending.

02

Define the surface

Choose one clear physical placement.

03

Set the signal

Share a rough, seller-declared visibility range.

04

Meet the right brand

Receive a private bid and agree on the moment.

For people

Make a little room on something you were doing anyway.

You choose the event, the placement, the display name, and what feels comfortable. Your legal identity and private details stay private.

  • List an event you already plan to attend
  • Offer a T-shirt, jacket, cap, bag, shoes, laptop, or approved body placement
  • Set your ask or reserve and a rough visibility range
  • Agree privately, then stop at a deal-ready commitment
List your event presence
For brands

Find the people who will actually be there.

Read the event context, see a seller-declared estimate, choose a physical unit, and make a private bid. The platform keeps the proposal legible.

  • Browse approved event-presence listings
  • Compare time, place, audience context, and available surfaces
  • Bid privately with your own terms and deadline
  • Counter or accept the current proposal
Browse the market
Start with physical presence

Small surfaces make the deal specific.

The first catalogue is intentionally finite. More categories can come later, after the simple loop works.

01T-shirtwear
02Hoodiewear
03Jacketwear
04Pantswear
05Shoeswear
06Capwear
07Bagcarry
08Laptop / deviceequipment
09Approved body areabody
Make presence legible

Already going somewhere? Make one clear offer possible.