What sponsors get
- Your name and logo on the event page, on the day, and in the published results.
- A sponsor-defined challenge track with a prize in your name.
- Your product, API or credits as one of the tools people build with.
- A workshop or office-hours slot during the build.
- Opt-in introductions to participants who want to hear from you, and recruiting on the day.
- A short report afterwards: who took part, what was built on your product, and the results.
What sponsorship does not include
Any say in who judges. Any access to judge applications, to submissions before the demos, to scorecards, or to who wins. Sponsor-defined tracks are judged by the same panel against the same published rubric: the sponsor sets the challenge, not the outcome.
Your employees are welcome to apply to judge. They are assessed on exactly the same standard as everyone else, their affiliation is shown on the panel, and they recuse from any project built on your product or by anyone they work with.
We do not publish packages. What a sponsorship looks like depends on the event and on what you bring; the enquiry is where that conversation starts.
Enquiry
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