Sponsorship Packages

Bronze to title sponsor, with the business name and logo contact collected as they pay. Local businesses choose a package, pay by card and you have everything you need to thank them.

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One Link for Every Business You Ask

Sponsorship usually starts with a list of local businesses and a lot of emails. The hard part is not the ask. It is the follow-up: which business said yes, which package they picked, and how to reach them for the logo. A sponsorship page puts the packages, the payment and the details in one place, so a yes becomes a payment in a single visit.

Packages That Make the Choice Easy

Build each tier as its own option and describe what it buys. A bronze package might include a name on the event banner. Silver adds a program ad. Gold adds your logo on the team shirts. The title sponsor gets all of it plus top billing. Three or four tiers are plenty. Sponsors pick one package, so use a pick-one group. If you also want smaller gifts, add a give-any-amount option for businesses that want to help without choosing a tier.

What Organizers Typically Sell Sponsorships For

Collect the Business Name Up Front

Add custom questions so each sponsor tells you who they are while they pay: the business name as it should appear, a contact person and an email for the logo. You will not chase anyone for the spelling of a name on the banner. After the sale, export the list and you have your print list for banners, programs and shirts.

Paying by Card, Not by Invoice

Sponsors pay by card through the link. PayIt2 does not send invoices, so if a business insists on paying with a purchase order, handle that one outside the page and keep the rest on the link. For most small businesses, a card on a phone is the easier path, and the sponsor does not have to wait for paperwork.

Keep It Open or Set a Deadline

Some organizers want the page live all season so new sponsors can join. Others need everything by a print date. Leave the close date empty for an open page, or set one to match your banner and program deadlines.

Thank Sponsors Where People See It

A sponsor who is thanked in public is a sponsor who comes back. Post the list on social media, read it out at the event and put it in the program. Send each business a thank-you email after the event, with a photo of their name on the banner.

How It Works

1

Create a Campaign

Start from the sponsorship packages template. Add one option for each tier with what it buys, a give-any-amount option if you want one, and questions for the business name and logo contact.

2

Share the Link

Send the link to each business in your email or in person, and share it in the group chat so board members can pass it along. Sponsors pick a package, answer the questions and pay by card.

3

Track and Thank

Watch the sponsors come in and export the list for your banner and program. Thank every sponsor in public and by email after the event.

Why PayIt2 for Sponsorship Packages

Tiers in One Place

Each package is its own option with its own price, so a sponsor sees what every level buys and picks one.

Business Details as They Pay

Custom questions capture the business name and a contact for the logo, so your print list is ready when the sale ends.

Easy to Pass Along

One link goes in an email, a text or a flyer. Board members and volunteers can all send it.

Room for Smaller Gifts

A give-any-amount option lets a neighbor business help without picking a tier.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about sponsorship packages

Three or four is plenty. Too many choices slow down a yes. Give the lowest tier an easy price, make the middle tier the one most sponsors pick, and reserve the title sponsor level for a single business. Add a give-any-amount option for businesses that want to give without choosing.
Yes. Sponsors choose a package and pay by card on the page. PayIt2 does not send invoices, so a business that needs to pay by purchase order has to arrange that with you directly. See how it works for the details.
Add a custom question for the business name and a contact email. After the sponsor pays, you reach out to that contact and ask for the logo file. The page keeps the contact with the sponsor's package, so nobody gets lost.
Yes. Leave the close date empty and the page stays open, so late sponsors can join any time. If you have a print deadline for banners or programs, set a close date to match it.

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