SponsorLane
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Pricing

Free to see.
Cheap to act.

The analysis is free and it's honest. Pay once when you're ready to go ask. Go monthly to keep your sponsorship agent working all season.

Free

Free

See where you stand.

  • Sponsorship analysis
  • Your racer profile
  • A first look at sponsor matches
  • Proposal preview

Sponsor Kit

Most racers start here

$29 once

Everything you need to go ask.

  • Your complete sponsorship proposal
  • Sponsorship strategy + recommended packages
  • Your first prospect list with who to contact
  • Personalized outreach for each prospect

Pro

$39/mo

Your sponsorship agent, all season.

  • Everything in Sponsor Kit
  • New companies worth your time every week
  • Follow-ups, proposals, and negotiation help
  • Agreements, e-signature status, and renewals
  • Sponsor deliverable tracking + recap reports

Card payments aren't connected in this build. Choosing a plan unlocks it immediately as a demo so you can see the full product. Prices come from one config file and can change before launch.

Straight answers.

Is the free analysis real or a teaser?
Real. You see your strongest assets, your gaps, the sponsor categories that fit, your first matches with the reason they fit, and two pages of your proposal. We just don't hand over the whole prospect list, the contacts and the outreach for free.
What does the one-time Sponsor Kit get me?
Your complete proposal, a sponsorship strategy with recommended packages for your level, your first full prospect list with who to contact, and a personalized message for each one. Enough to go land a sponsor.
Why would I pay monthly?
Because sponsorship doesn't stop after the first yes. Pro keeps finding new companies each week, writes your follow-ups, turns every promise into a checklist, builds the recap, and starts your renewal before the deal ends.
Do you send emails for me?
No. You approve and send every message. We write it, you decide.
Are the agreements legal documents?
They're clear, plain-language drafts built from your terms. They're not legal advice. For bigger or unusual deals, have a lawyer read it. A sponsor can always use their own agreement instead, and we'll pull the terms out of it for you.
Young driver holding a sponsor's heat race winner sign beside his midget

What Pro keeps doing

New companies every week. Follow-ups written. Promises tracked. Renewals started early.