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Put your brand where everyone is already looking.

Bid on physical body slots on athletes at a real event. One athlete. One spot. One race. Your artwork on them that day.

See the body map

Competing athlete? Go to /athlete →

Floor

$50

/ slot

Charge

Close

Hammer

Slots

14

Per map

Body placement maps14 slots per athlete
Male anatomical map, front view, with placement markers
Front • male map
Female anatomical map, back view, with placement markers
Back • female map

Slots are platform-set (shoulder, arm, calf, back, plus chest or collarbone by body map). Each slot auctions on its own.

Why this, not a feed buy

Race day is in the photos either way.

A story expires. A logo on a chest is in the recap, the broadcast stills, and the athlete’s own posts for that event.

Sponsored post

  • • Lives in the feed, not on the course
  • • Easy to skip
  • • Not in the race-day photo set unless they add it

Body slot

  • • On the athlete for the event they already entered
  • • In-frame for course and finish photos
  • • Tied to a written promise set for that session

Execution

How brands buy in 4 steps

  1. Pick a race

    Step 01

    Browse platform-curated events, then the athletes listed for that day — tags, self-reported socials, ratings, slot status.

  2. Pick a body slot

    Step 02

    Each slot is its own lot. Chest or collarbone depends on the athlete’s body map. No custom slots, no center strip.

  3. Set a max and attach art

    Step 03

    Submit a secret ceiling, a blurb, print-ready artwork, and one tag platform. Card is saved at bid. Charge happens at auction close — the hammer, not unused headroom.

  4. They wear it. You review proof.

    Step 04

    The athlete prints and applies the artwork. After the race they post the promised links. You check logo-in-frame and tags. Funds release after the review window if nobody disputes.

Guardrails

Athlete veto

After close, the athlete has 24 hours to reject a winner. Second ceiling is promoted. If nobody else bid, the lot is unsold.

Proof, then payout

Charge is at close, on the athlete’s connected account — not a platform wallet. No proof by the deadline means a refund of that charge. Payout to their bank waits on proof plus the review window.