Traditional advertising interrupts. Community sponsorships connect. When your brand is on a jersey, a banner, or a scoreboard, parents notice — and they remember. Here is what the data says across every market we serve.
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Tell us your goals and we do the work — sourcing, pitching, and placing your brand with the right youth leagues, high school programs, and community organizations across the US.
Every organization in our network offers some combination of these standardized activation types — so you're never comparing apples to oranges between markets. We package them into tiers, and can bundle multiple organizations into one coordinated market buy with a single invoice and one performance report.
- 👕 Jersey / Uniform Logo — $250–$1,200
- 🏆 Event Title Sponsorship — $2,000–$15,000
- 🏅 Tournament Title Sponsor — $1,000–$10,000
- 🏟️ Naming Rights
- 🎖️ Trophy / Award Sponsor
- 🪧 Field / Outfield Banner — $175–$900
- 🏟️ Stadium / Gym Banner
- 📢 Scoreboard / PA Announcement — $500–$3,000
- ⚾ Dugout / Bench Sponsor
- 🍔 Snack Bar / Concession Naming
- 📱 Social Media / Digital
- 🌐 Website Ad
- 📰 Newsletter / Program Ad
- 🅿️ Parking Lot Sponsor
- ✨ Custom / Other
Assets without a published range are priced against the organization's own audience and inventory — ask and we'll tell you what we're seeing.
Tell us your market, audience, and budget. We match you with the right leagues, schools, and community programs, handle the agreement, and send you a performance report. No fee to you — the organization compensates us.
For brands buying across multiple organizations or markets. We source and vet the organizations, negotiate every placement, manage category exclusivity, and consolidate into one agreement and one invoice with a single performance report. When a brand engages us directly to build a multi-organization program, the brand pays us directly — no organization in the program is ever invoiced by us.
We are never paid by both sides of the same deal. You'll always know which arrangement applies before anything is signed. See our full commission structure →
There's no rate card in community sports, and anyone who hands you one is guessing. These are the ranges most sponsorships in our markets land in — we've seen the same outfield banner priced at $175 at one league and $900 at another five miles away.
| Asset | Typical Range Per Season |
|---|---|
| Field or outfield banner | $175 – $900 |
| Banner across multiple fields | $400 – $1,500 |
| Team or uniform sponsorship | $250 – $1,200 |
| Scoreboard panel | $500 – $3,000 |
| Season program or event t-shirt ad | $50 – $500 |
| Opening day or event booth | $250 – $1,000 |
| Tournament or event title | $1,000 – $10,000 |
| Full-season league title sponsor | $2,000 – $15,000 |
Ranges observed across published sponsorship pages from youth sports organizations in California and Arizona. Individual pricing varies significantly by organization.
Why the ranges are this wide. Two leagues five miles apart can price the same banner very differently, and both can be right. What moves it: how many families are registered, how many home dates the venue hosts, whether the sign is visible outside game hours, and how much the organization has invested in its facilities and audience.
Many organizations are underpricing. Part of our job is establishing what an asset is actually worth before it goes to market — which is why we start with a valuation, not a rate card.
There's no minimum for sponsors. We work with businesses at every level, from a $250 banner to a $50,000 multi-market program. We're paid by the organization, so what matters is their overall program — never the size of your check.
Want to support multiple organizations across a market in one commitment? Ask about regional programs.
Already budgeting for digital or social ads? See how the same spend compares in attention — not just reach.
Illustrative comparison based on published attention-likelihood research, not a guaranteed outcome. Attention likelihood: community youth sports sponsorship 81%, digital/social media 52% (Priority Partnerships / YouGov Sport, 2026).
A family at a Saturday tournament is there all day. They're not scrolling past your brand — they're sitting fifteen feet from it, between games, week after week, for an entire season.
Your placement isn't competing for their attention. It's part of the place they've chosen to spend their weekend.
A logo on a pro jersey borrows someone else's affinity. A banner at the field where a family spends every Saturday becomes part of the experience itself.
The same families, the same fields, from the start of the season to the end — until your name is as familiar as the snack bar.
Most local categories are wide open. At a typical community program there's no incumbent insurance agency, no incumbent dentist, no incumbent auto shop. The category is available because nobody has asked for it.
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For brands buying across several organizations or markets, this gives us enough to come back with something specific.