Pricing
How it worksCapabilities

Packages and commercial terms

A number you can put in writing.

Rights, tiers, fee and payment terms structured into a package both sides can sign, built from the commercial ranges captured in the request rather than from whoever blinks first.

The problem

"Make us an offer" is not a pricing model.

Promoters undersell and brands overpay, because the value of presenting rights, category exclusivity and integration depth is usually settled in a phone call. When nothing is written down until the contract, both sides are negotiating in the dark.

What it does

Four things you get.

A number you can put in writing.

Ranges captured up frontFee per show, total budget, deal structure and preferred currency and terms are part of the request, not a later email.
A three-tier package frameworkStructured tiers built around your own goal, so a brand can see what each level of spend actually buys.
Rights and exclusivity, itemisedPresenting rights, category exclusivity, signage, hospitality and activation space priced as separate lines rather than one lump.
Multi-market and multi-showA tour or a season is structured across every market and date it touches, on one ledger.

WENOTIFT works under a sponsorship mandate that defines scope and protects both sides. Terms are agreed between the parties; nothing here is an automated quote.

How it runs

Three steps, every time.

01

Capture

The request records what you can offer and what you are trying to reach, in your own currency and terms.

02

Structure

The desk turns that into tiers and itemised rights, and drafts the proposal from the record.

03

Agree

A person negotiates the money, and the agreed terms go into the sponsorship letter attached to the deal.

Open a deal on the record.

Tell us what you are working on and a person from the partnerships desk replies, not a form.