The climb partner
Name the hardest climb after them, like Garmin's Craziest Climb at Ultra-Trail Cape Town.
Sponsored segment on the climb · marker at the summit · logo on the elevation profile
Sponsorship
Sell the course, not a banner.
Your race map is where athletes, families and fans spend time before race day. Terranaut turns it into sponsor inventory: markers, video, sponsored segments and tour stops, on the ground your partners paid to be part of.
Why it sells
A banner sits beside the race. A map sponsor is in it.
Sponsors already pay for the start arch and the water station flags. The map gives them the same spot online, in front of the people studying the course.
Their video plays on your course.
A sponsor card opens straight over the 3D map, with a YouTube video, their message and a button to their site. Visitors never leave the map to watch it.
Their name on the climb.
A sponsored segment colours the route on the map and the stretch of the elevation profile above it, with the sponsor's logo on top. At Ultra-Trail Cape Town, every runner checking the PT55 finds Garmin's Craziest Climb at km 47.
What you can sell
Every placement, in every plan.
No add-ons and no per-sponsor fees. Place as many partners as your event has.
Sponsor markers
A logo card standing on the course, in small, medium or large. Place it at the aid station, the summit or the finish line.
Sponsor cards with video
Tap the marker and a card opens over the map: logo, title, headline, a YouTube video or an image, a few lines of copy and a button to their site.
Sponsored segments
A stretch of the route, from one kilometre mark to another, drawn in the sponsor's colour. Their logo sits above it on the elevation profile.
Tour stops
A stop in your guided tour. The camera lands on the sponsor and their card plays beside the course, on every race village screen running the tour and at your route launch.
Visits your sponsor can count
When a visitor taps the button on a sponsor's card, the visit shows up in the sponsor's own website stats as coming from your race map.
Audience numbers
Your event's Analytics tab shows map views, unique visitors, hours on the map, the median visit, peak days and where visitors are from.
Package ideas
Four deals to take to your next sponsor meeting.
Bundle the placements the way your partners already think about your race. You set the price. These are starting points.
The aid station partner
Put them where athletes refuel.
Marker at each station they supply · card with their product video
The presenting partner
Open every lap of the tour on the race village screens.
First stop in the guided tour · marker at the start and finish · card with their brand film
The vehicle or kit partner
Their film, on the ground it was made for.
Card with a YouTube video · call to action to a product page · marker on a signature stretch
How it works
Three steps to a sponsor on the course.
- 01
Add the sponsor once
Logo, title, headline, video, copy and link. Then add them to every route in the event.
- 02
Place them on the course
Drop a marker, mark out a segment by kilometre, or add them to the tour.
- 03
Show them the audience
Send them the live map. Their clicks show up in their analytics, and your map numbers are in yours.
Your sponsors, never ours.
We never put our own advertising on your map. Every brand on it is a partner you chose. Build the map for free and pay when you publish.