01 / For brands
You need content that converts.
Pick a roster, brief the shoot, pay on results. No retainer, no agency minimum, no creator who has never played the sport pretending they have.
What you get
- No upfront video fees. Pay only when a clip drives a sale.
- You set the commission percentage. We handle the tracking.
- Athletes who compete in the sport your buyers play.
- Raw files plus edited cuts, both yours.
Brand process
Brief it, run it, pay out of revenue.
Send the product and the sport
One form. What you sell, who buys it, which sport they play. We come back with names off the roster inside 48 hours.
Set your commission percentage
You pick the rate you are willing to pay on a converted sale. That number is the whole contract — no retainer, no per-video invoice, no minimum spend.
Get the files, run them as ads
Raw phone footage plus edited vertical cuts, cleared for paid media for twelve months. Load them into Meta and let the auction sort them.
Pay out of revenue
Every clip carries its own tracked link. Sales attribute back to the athlete who shot it, and their cut comes out of money you already collected.
The math
You set the number.
One clip, one tracked link, one line item. If the link does not convert, the line item is zero. There is no scenario where you write a check before the revenue lands.
Raise the percentage and more athletes take the brief. Lower it and you keep more per order. That lever is yours, not ours.
Example — one converting video
Illustrative figures. Your rate, your product price, your margin.
Why athletes
Athletes sell what they use.
01
In shape
They look the part
They train in your product. No styling required.
02
Competitive
They out-shoot models
Athletes chasing minutes shoot more takes, harder.
03
D1 halo
Younger athletes copy them
What a Division I athlete uses becomes the standard.
Brand questions
Answers for buyers.
What does this actually cost up front?
Nothing. There is no retainer, no per-video fee, and no minimum spend. Your only cost is the commission percentage you set, paid on sales that already happened.
How is a sale attributed to a video?
Every clip ships with its own tracked link and code. Sales through that link attribute to the athlete who shot it, and you see the report before anything pays out.
What rights do we get to the footage?
Paid media and organic use of the accepted footage for twelve months, in any channel. The athlete keeps the right to post it on their own accounts.
How many videos can we expect?
Depends on the roster size you brief. A typical shoot cycle returns several cuts per athlete — raw files plus edited vertical versions — inside two weeks.
What if a video does not perform?
You pay nothing on it. No conversion, no commission. Weak cuts get pulled and the angles that work get reshot in more variations.
Which categories does this work best for?
Apparel, footwear, supplements, recovery, drinks, and anything an athlete would already have in their bag. Physical product with a clear buyer beats abstract services.
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