On-body sponsorship platform for HYROX athletes where brands bid on logo spots worn as temporary tattoos during races
Stage
Startup
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Founded
2025
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Based in
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CA
Pricing model
Freemium
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Pricing
Starter: $149/month for 10 collabs per month and 1 live campaign with email support. Growth: $349/month for 40 collabs per month and 5 live campaigns with priority support. Agency: Custom pricing for volume collabs and campaigns with dedicated support. All plans include a 14-day free trial with no s
Free for athletes to create avatar and list auction. Commission taken only when spots sell. Spots start at $50 for standard placements and $250 for premium glutes spot, with price doubling on each takeover. Charity auctions pay half the usual commission.
Key features
Creator matching against brief requirements
Automated outreach and negotiation
Content quality checks against brief
Product shipping and tracking
Escrow payment processing
Performance reporting with cost per view
Gifted, paid, and affiliate payment options
Deadline chasing and reminder management
Creator rebook list generation
Usage rights and exclusivity agreements
3D avatar creation from phone photos
Real-time bidding auction for 15 sponsor spots
Dynamic pricing with doubling bids
Temporary tattoo printing and delivery
Athlete profile with race history and times
Risk-free card holds for sponsors
HYROX race calendar with 89 races in 85 cities
Charity auction support with half commission
Team and relay auction options with 30-60 spots
City guides and training resources for races
What makes it different
No markup on creator fees - platform takes only subscription fee
Content verified against brief before delivery to brand
Fast campaign turnaround - shortlist in minutes, content in ~10 days
Direct athlete-to-brand marketplace eliminating agents for sponsorship deals
3D avatar shows sponsors exactly where their logo appears on athlete's body
Risk-free for sponsors with automatic card holds released if outbid
Open to amateur and all-level racers, not just elite athletes
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