Advertising & partnerships

Reach the room, not just the algorithm.

Fightprint sits where combat-sports gyms, athletes, and programs actually track what happens on the mat, in the cage, and on the mud. This is a founding-partner pitch, not a rate card — an honest look at where a partnership could show up, at this stage, with no invented reach numbers.

Gym owners, athletes across eight sports, and the programs that field them.

Fightprint's product surface spans combat-sports gyms, the athletes who train in them, and the college and high-school programs that run them. We're not going to hand you a traffic or audience-size number we don't have — Fightprint is early and pre-launch, and we'd rather tell you that straight than dress up a vanity metric to close a deal.

Here's honestly where a partnership shows up today: a dedicated landing page per sport across three audiences (gyms, colleges, high schools), the consumer app itself, and the "Get updates" newsletter that ships from every page on the main site.

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Sponsored content, newsletter placement, or something we haven't thought of yet.

Before there's a mature audience-size number to sell against, the honest offer is a conversation, not a fixed package. Three shapes worth talking through:

Sponsored content

On a sport-specific page, or in the app

A placement on one of our per-sport landing pages, or inside the app experience, credited plainly as sponsored — no disguising it as editorial.

Newsletter placement

Folded into real product updates

A mention inside the "Get updates" newsletter, alongside actual product news — not a fabricated content calendar we don't run yet.

Founding partnership

Get in before there's a rate card

Come in early and help shape what a Fightprint partnership looks like before the terms are standardized — the upside of being first is negotiating leverage, not a discount off a number that doesn't exist yet.

We're not going to quote you a CPM or an impression count we can't back up. If the audience and the moment make sense for both of us, let's figure out the terms together.

Let's talk.

Tell us who you are and what you had in mind — we'll reply honestly, including if it's not the right fit yet.