Sponsorship deal management platform with a deal pipeline that runs every deal in one place
Once brands start reaching out, deals live in email threads, spreadsheets and your head, and something always slips. Sponsorship management software puts every deal in one pipeline so you can see, at a glance, what is inquiry, agreed, live, and delivered.
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In short
Sponsorship management software is the tool a creator uses to track sponsorship deals from first contact through to delivery in one place. On Sponsorships every deal moves through a clear pipeline, inquiry, agreed, live, and delivered, so a podcaster juggling a host-read, a newsletter slot, and an event sponsor sees all three states at once instead of digging through inboxes. Each deal carries its brand, format, price, and dates, so you always know what a brand agreed to and when it airs. This connects to your media-kit and rate-card, so a booking flows straight into the pipeline. Because Sponsorships is a marketplace and not an agency, you manage your own deals and keep 100% at a flat membership with 0% commission.
What you get
Deal management, built for creators and brands
One board for every deal
See a $900 host-read at agreed, a $500 newsletter slot at live, and a $2,000 event sponsor at inquiry, all on one pipeline.
Clear stages
Every deal sits in inquiry, agreed, live, or delivered, so you know instantly which brand still owes a brief and which spot already aired.
All formats together
A creator who sells podcast, newsletter, and YouTube spots runs them in a single pipeline instead of three separate tools.
You stay in control
You own each deal end to end and keep 100% of it, because there is no agency taking a cut and no commission on the money.
How it works
From listed to delivered in four steps
List your audience
Set up your profile and formats so bookings arrive with the brand, price, and dates already attached.
Get discovered
Brands find you and reach out, and each inquiry lands in your pipeline as a new deal.
Agree the deal
Move the deal from inquiry to agreed once you and the brand settle scope and price directly.
Run it in one pipeline
Advance the deal to live when it airs and delivered when it is done, tracking every sponsorship in one view.
Common questions
What creators and brands ask
Yes. Sponsorships runs the whole path in one place: brands discover your listing, their inquiry lands in your pipeline, you agree scope and price directly, then move the deal to live and delivered and invoice it. The signature itself happens in the e-signature tool you already use; the agreed stage is where the signed terms, dates and fee are recorded against the deal.
It is software that tracks every sponsorship from first contact to final payment in one view. Instead of email threads and a spreadsheet, each deal sits in a stage, inquiry, agreed, live or delivered, with the brand, fee, dates and deliverables attached. Creators use it to stop missing air dates and invoices once they run more than a handful of deals at once.
For a creator or event selling sponsorships, the best choice is one that combines the pipeline with the place brands find you, so inquiries arrive already in the pipeline. General CRMs such as HubSpot or Pipedrive can be configured for it but start empty. Sponsorships includes a sponsorship pipeline on the Creator plan at $19.50 a month billed yearly, with 0% commission on deals.
Creator-side tools usually run $12 to $50 a month, while enterprise sponsorship CRMs for sports teams and venues are quote-only and often several thousand dollars a year. On Sponsorships the deal pipeline is part of the Creator plan at $19.50 a month billed yearly, with invoicing, deliverables tracking and every format in one profile, and no commission on the deals themselves.
Yes. On the Creator plan every format sits in one profile and one pipeline, so a $900 podcast host read, a $500 newsletter slot and a YouTube integration each show their own stage side by side. That matters because the failure point for multi-format creators is usually a deliverable that lived in a different tool and was forgotten.
No. Sponsorships charges a flat membership and takes 0% commission. The brand pays you directly, and the pipeline only records the deal, its stage and whether it has been invoiced and paid. A $2,000 event sponsorship tracked in the pipeline pays you the full $2,000.
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Get sponsored on your terms
List your audience and rates, get discovered by brands, and keep 100% of every deal. Flat membership, 0% commission.