For the shop on the corner first, and the brand in every town after

Every sport has creators.
Request yours.

The runner. The rec team. The family at the gym. The people who play in your town make your ad, you approve it or you don't pay, and their fans walk in with a code you count at the counter.

Local video ordering is available. A brief buys seats across a state, a town or every town at a posted rate.

Basketball court

Made around the game.

Youth sport. Adult leagues. The places people belong.

A clear route from request to delivery.

Real work, with acceptance, review and a record of the result.

  1. Choose the work

    Pick a supported video format, a team, family or adult athlete, and a posted price.

  2. Make it together

    The maker accepts the request. A parent approves youth participation; a team keeps its own permissions.

  3. Review the delivery

    Check the video, request a change, or approve it. Delivered work and its usage term stay in your library.

  4. See what happened

    Keep your order record, approved content and recorded redemptions together. Visits are counted when a code is redeemed.

National campaigns

One brief.
Local voices.

Name a sport, pick this state, this town or every town, set the seats and a posted rate. Each seat is one family or player in one place making your ad, and each ad lands on that seat's own page. A parent signs every youth deal; you approve each video or you don't pay.

Your kind of business sets who a seat can go to. Nothing is charged when you write the brief. Each seat is charged when its family says yes; you approve each video or you don't pay.

Example · two seats on one brief

Nebraska

Omaha, Nebraska

Example · a family’s volleyball video

Tennessee

Oak Ridge, Tennessee

Example · an adult team’s game-day story

The same brief. Work made by people from each place.

Measure the work.
Count the visits.

Content
What was requested, delivered and approved.
Usage
The approved video and its stated usage term.
Recorded visits
Redemptions recorded at the counter. A scan alone isn’t a sale.
Order history
The work and payments associated with your orders.

Illustrative example · no actual visits or revenue

At your counter

“THE ATHLETE”

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this week · an example