For sponsors & partners

Recommended, not advertised.

An extra service the organiser extends to the brands behind their event. Banner inventory gets scrolled past; a trusted, agentic concierge recommending a sponsor or partner — by name, in context, to someone who just asked — is a different kind of presence. And it comes with proof.

The admin sponsors panel with each partner's disclosure, and the exact prompt the agent is given
Sample sponsors shown are fictional examples for illustration
01

In the conversation, not the margin

When an attendee asks where to eat, where to take a client, what to do on their free evening — a relevant sponsor surfaces inside the answer, disclosed as a partner. That’s attention a banner never gets.

02

Disclosed and merit-gated

The agent states the partnership on first mention and still recommends on merit — it won’t push a sponsor above a genuinely better fit. Trust is the reason attendees act on it.

03

A report that proves it

Every surfacing and click-through is tracked. You get a report: how many times you were recommended, in what contexts, in which languages, and how many attendees followed the link. Sponsorship you can actually measure.

The organiser dashboard's sponsor-reach table — mentions, voice, clicks, offer clicks and sessions reached per sponsor
Surfacings, contexts, languages and click-throughs — per sponsor

The pitch in one line

“Your sponsors and partners get a report proving the concierge put them in front of attendees — transparently.” It turns the partnerships behind an event into measurable, in-conversation presence — a benefit the organiser can offer the brands that back them.

See the sponsor & partner layer live.

Book a demo and we’ll show a disclosed recommendation, a tracked link, and the report behind it.

  • No engineering on your side
  • Live in weeks
  • Anonymous & GDPR-by-design