A season sponsorship puts your mark and a QR offer on every card in a program’s set — cards families keep, trade and pin to refrigerators for years. It is a school-sanctioned fundraiser, not an ad buy, and it reports back numbers you can act on.
One card, two faces: the student’s season on the front, your mark and offer on the back.
That distinction is not marketing language. It is the reason this is allowed to exist at a school at all, and it sets the rules for what a sponsorship can and cannot include.
You are buying a season sponsorship from a school program under a district agreement, with an invoice and a receipt to match.
Trading cards do not get thrown away. Your name sits on the back of something a family keeps in a drawer for a decade.
The QR coupon reports opens, redemptions and a redemption rate — the number that tells you whether to renew.
You are not buying a student's endorsement. Students do not post for you, tag you or promote you.
No student contact details, no family mailing list, no buyer identities. Ever, at any tier.
There is no way for a sponsor to contact a student through the platform. Everything routes through the program.
Priced per program, per season. Nothing renews on its own — at the end of a season you get the numbers and decide.
A name on the set, for the business that just wants to be there.
$250per season, per program
Follows the same split as every card · 70% to students + programs
Sponsor at BronzeThe mark plus a QR offer families can actually redeem.
$500per season, per program
Follows the same split as every card · 70% to students + programs
Sponsor at SilverTop placement, and first refusal on next season.
$750per season, per program
Follows the same split as every card · 70% to students + programs
Sponsor at GoldA season sponsorship is not one placement. The same mark is carried on the printed card, on every student profile the QR opens, at the program’s game-day table, and on the season paperwork you file.
Most local sponsorship is bought on goodwill and measured on nothing. This one reports a funnel, and the last step in it — redemption rate — is the only figure that answers whether it worked.
Plus the invoice and receipt for the season, downloadable whenever your bookkeeper asks for them.
A sponsorship is not a separate pot of money with its own rules. It runs through the same ledger as a $10.00 card: the largest share to the program, a share to the students whose cards carry your mark, and the platform’s share covering design, printing and compliance. The program director, the parents and you are all reading the same figures.
Rounding is absorbed by the platform, never taken out of a student’s share.
70% to Students + Programs
Choose the program you want to back and the level that fits. One season, one invoice, no monthly billing.
A logo file and one line of offer copy. We set it on the card back and send you a proof before anything prints.
Cards print and circulate, the QR opens your offer, and families redeem it locally through the whole season.
Your dashboard reports scans, opens, redemptions and redemption rate, with the invoice to download. Renewal is a decision, not a rollover.
These constraints are the reason a district signs, which makes them the reason your mark is allowed on a school card at all. Worth reading before you buy, not after.
Sponsors never receive names, addresses, phone numbers or email addresses. Anything a sponsor needs to raise goes platform → program → parent.
Cards carry first name and last initial unless a parent has chosen otherwise. Your mark sits beside a student, never on top of their details.
Marks and offers are reviewed against school standards before print. A program can decline a sponsor, and the school's marks stay licensed.
Wrong logo, misprint or a creative you want pulled — report it and it routes straight to platform admin, not into a support queue.
Ask anything that is not here — a person answers, usually the same day.
Talk to usYour mark on the back of every card in a program's set for the season, a QR offer at Silver and above, placement on the program's storefront, and a season report. The card is a physical object families keep — the impression does not expire when a campaign budget does.
Into the same split as everything else on the platform: the largest share to the program, a share to the students, and the platform's share covers design, printing and compliance. The numbers are identical on every screen.
Yes. Most local businesses start with one program they already have a connection to — a family member in the band, a team they have supported for years — and add others the following season.
Yes. Nothing prints without a proof going back to you, and if a printed card ever carries a wrong or misplaced mark, report it and we reprint.
That depends on your business and the program's status, and we are not the right people to advise on it. You will receive an itemized invoice and receipt to give to whoever is.
Pick the program, pick a tier, send your mark. Your name rides on every card a family keeps from that season.
