Three sponsor profiles. Three distinct outcomes.
Sponsorship at Product Market Sprint isn't a logo placement. You're in the room or the case study at the moment a builder goes commercial. Tell us which profile fits and what outcome you want.
Sponsor profiles
Who sponsors and why.
Different organisations come to sponsorship for different reasons. Here are the three that fit our model.
Recruiters & talent platforms
You place builders: engineers, product designers, or technical operators. You want to know who the best ones are before they're on the market.
A sprint is a day-long technical interview you didn't have to run. You watch how builders scope a problem, collaborate under pressure, and ship. That's more signal than a CV and a 30-minute call.
What you get
Access to builders at the moment they go commercial. First-look introductions to performers who placed.
Non-technical service providers
Accountants, lawyers, insurance brokers, financial advisers. Your clients are founders and operators who are doing more with less, and they're going to need your services the moment they get traction.
A sprint is a room full of early-stage businesses, before they've chosen who they'll work with. You're not selling in. You're present when a business becomes commercial.
What you get
Brand presence to early-stage founders. Case study co-branding. Warm introductions post-event.
AI vendors & developer tools
Your product is a tool or platform that builders use to ship software. A sprint is a live use case: a real problem, a real build, and a documented outcome that you can put a credit toward and get associated with.
Credits distributed to builders mean your tool is in the stack. The case study ties your product to a working commercial outcome.
What you get
Tool credits used in a live build. Brand in the sprint space. Named in published case studies.
Activation surfaces
Where you show up.
What's on offer depends on the profile and what you want. These are the building blocks.
Event space presence
Brand in the sprint space for the full event day. Builders and the business owners see you in the room, not just in a footer link. Runs from setup to the final presentation.
Case study co-branding
Every sprint produces a written case study: the problem, the scope, the build, the result. Relevant sponsors are named and linked. Published on the site, shared to the builder community.
Tool credits to all builders
Credits distributed to every participating builder before sprint day. Your tool is in the active stack, not just a logo. Usage logged where possible and included in the case study.
Direct builder introductions
For recruiters and service providers: post-sprint introductions to the builders you want to know. These are direct, warm, and consent-based. Only builders who've opted in.
Partner enquiry
Tell us what you're after.
We keep sponsor numbers deliberately small. If it's not a fit, we'll say so directly.
This isn't a rate card.
We don't have a fixed package list. The conversation starts with your outcome, not a tier. Fill in the form and we'll talk through what makes sense for the sprint and for you.
Enquiry received.
We'll read it and come back to you within the week. If there's a fit, we'll set up a short call to work through the details.