Product · Sponsorships

Sell the sponsorship, deliver it, and prove it.

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See it from the sponsor side

Sponsor discovery in Titen showing sponsor cards with industry, target audience and a bio. Illustrative data.

Find sponsors who fit

Browse sponsors by industry and audience, then send a proposal without leaving the page.

A sponsorship pipeline in Titen with deals grouped by stage and a weighted forecast. Illustrative data.

A pipeline, not an inbox thread

Deals move through stages with an open pipeline total, a weighted forecast and the next step on every card.

Sponsorship deliverables in Titen with due dates and approved, submitted or pending status. Illustrative data.

Prove what you delivered

Every deliverable carries a due date and a status, so renewal starts from evidence instead of memory.

Package it. Close it. Report on it.

1. Build the packages

Set your tiers and what each one includes, then publish a proposal anyone can review in a browser without an account.

2. Close in a shared deal room

Sponsor and organizer work the same record. Connect a Stripe account and take payment inside the room.

3. Track every deliverable

Mark each item approved, submitted or pending, and share the results when the season ends.

Sponsorship falls apart between the pitch and the proof

You build a deck, the negotiation becomes an email thread, the deliverables move to a spreadsheet, and renewal depends on what everyone remembers. Sponsors cannot see what they bought and you cannot prove what you delivered.

Active and pending sponsorships in Titen with sponsor, event, tier, status, dates and value. Illustrative data.

One record from proposal to payout

Tiers, proposals, the agreement, invoices and deliverables sit on the same deal, next to the event or community it supports. Nothing lives in a thread only one person can find.

The sponsor sees what they bought

Sponsors get their own view of the same deal: the package, the audience and the deliverables completing as they happen, instead of waiting for a wrap-up email at the end of the season.