
Built for rights holders of every kind
Sports teamsFestivalsLeaguesVenuesEvents
What is Sponsari?
Your intelligence platform and sponsorship analyst.
Sponsorship, without the guesswork.
Cuts months off the deal cycle.
How it works
From profile to partner, in four steps.
Lead with the research, not a score. You get accurate background and a pitch your team can send.
A short profile is enough. Just who you are and what you're about.
It finds and ranks sponsors by fit, and screens out anyone who'd clash with your current deals.
Funding, decision-makers, and history. Every claim shows where it came from.
A personalized email and one-pager in your voice. You approve before anything goes out.
Who it's for
If you need sponsors, it's for you.



FAQ
Questions, answered.
An Intelligence Brief is a researched profile of a brand you might want to pitch: the company facts, what they're doing in marketing, the timing signals worth acting on, the angle that makes you a fit, and who to reach out to. Every claim shows where it came from, and anything older than about 90 days is flagged as possibly stale. It's the grounded research your pitch and your deal are built on.
Deal figures come from your own price bands and comparable deals, never from a guess. The AI writes the story and the activation ideas, but it won't invent a figure. If a number can't be traced back to a real source, it simply shows as not available.
Sponsari never lets the model hallucinate the facts that matter. Exec names, funding, and past sponsorships only ever come from real lookups: licensed B2B data and grounded web search, never the model's own memory. If a claim can't be traced to a source, a grounding check drops it. So a brief either cites its evidence or says nothing at all.
No. Nothing goes out on its own. A person signs off at two points: before the costly research runs, and again before a pitch is marked ready. Approving a pitch just means it's good to go. Your team is always the one that actually hits send.
No. Sponsari checks every brand against your exclusivity register before anything gets scored, covering both signed deals and the ones still being negotiated. If there's a category clash, it's filtered out before it ever reaches your pipeline.




