You set the budget and where you want to be seen, from one club to a whole district. We find the clubs, write the agreements and follow up. One agreement and one invoice.
Sponsorship is marketing where your customers live. And the money does good in the neighbourhood.
Sponsorship with advertising value can be deducted as an ordinary operating cost, like any other marketing.1
Parents, players and neighbours see your name every week: at training, at matches and on the club’s channels. These are people who live and shop where you do business.
The club spends it on activity: lower fees, more equipment, more tournaments. Local families benefit.
You become the business that backs local sport, not just another ad.
When employees have children in the club, they see their workplace’s name by the pitch. That builds pride and helps with local hiring.
Before we send you a proposal, we check the figures the club gives us: members, teams, age groups and the number of matches and training sessions. You pay for an audience you can count.
1 Norwegian Tax Administration (Skatteetaten): businesses can deduct sponsorship costs that have advertising value. Ask your accountant how this applies to your business. Read more at Skatteetaten (Norwegian).
Pick one or combine several. The club sets the price for each placement.
Example images are illustrations, partly AI-generated.
You fill in the form. We do the rest.
Five questions and your contact details. It takes a couple of minutes.
We call you within two working days to set up a phone call or a meeting in Oslo.
2–3 proposals with clubs, placements and price. Pick one, or say no thanks.
Agreements, follow-up on printing and installation, a photo of every placement and one invoice.
Five questions and your contact details. We call you within two working days to set up a phone call or a meeting in Oslo, and present 2–3 proposals with no obligation.