For creators, founders & carriers
You already own ad space.
Nobody is paying you for it.
The jacket you are wearing to the conference. The laptop lid in every photo. The car on your commute, the dress at the afterparty, the booth wall you over-bought. Show us you are invited, we build the figure brands bid on, and you keep 75% of whatever each slot closes at.
No follower minimum · No listing fee · Approve every brand
What could you make
You keep, per event
$2,700
$3,600 gross
−25% platform
Estimate only — based on typical floor prices for this surface class, which is the lowest a slot can close at. A slot two brands want closes above its floor, so a contested board lands higher than this.
Who carries
Proximity beats follower count.
A 900-follower engineer standing in the right hallway is worth more than a generic hundred-thousand account. We price the room you are walking into, not your analytics screenshot.
Founders on a conference run
You are flying to TOKEN2049, Web Summit or SaaStr anyway. Your jacket is nine spots of unsold inventory.
Athletes and racers
Marathon, HYROX, triathlon, cycling. Race kit and skin, filmed start to finish, with a built-in narrative.
Devs who build in public
Your laptop lid is in every desk-setup shot and every livestream. Thirty-one squares, refreshed quarterly.
Drivers and couriers
A commute corridor is a billboard route. Doors, rear glass, top box — measured by the mile.
Podcasters and streamers
Backdrop placements and mic flags, sold per episode block instead of read-out scripts you hate doing.
Anyone holding floor space
You paid for a booth and have wall left over. Sublet the corner to three startups who could not afford one.
What counts as a surface
Six classes. If it has a flat plane and an audience, list it.
Apparel
Jackets, dresses, race kit, hoodies, suits.
Devices
Laptop lids, phone cases, camera rigs, mic flags.
Vehicles
Cars, vans, bikes, scooters, delivery fleets.
Body
Temporary tattoos, race numbers, face decals.
Spaces
Booths, co-working walls, popup corners, venues.
Stage & stream
Backdrops, stream overlays, panel podiums.
How it runs
Invite in. Body built. Slots priced. Logo worn.
We verify the room, build the figure, run the auction, print the thing and have the money conversation. You show up as yourself.
- 01
Show us your invite
The ticket, the confirmation email, the speaker listing. A person reads it. That is what turns a date into a room brands can bid on.
- 02
We build your body
Send measurements and a couple of photos. We build the 3D figure brands orbit — no software to learn, nothing to model. Bring your own .glb instead if you have one.
- 03
Price the slots, open the board
Split yourself into placements, set a floor on each. Brands bid above it. You never sell below your own number, and the auction only moves it up.
- 04
Wear it, file the photo, get paid
Gear arrives pre-cut. Show up as yourself, post the proof. Your 75% releases once the brand's week to raise anything has passed.
Before your board opens
Two things we do first.
Both are new. Both exist for the same reason: a brand is paying to be in one room on one day, so the room has to be real and the figure they are bidding on has to be you.
The invite
A person reads your ticket.
Pick the event from our calendar and upload whatever proves you are going — the ticket, the confirmation email, the speaker listing. Somebody here reads it by hand. Until they mark it verified your board cannot open and cannot take a bid, and if the verification is ever pulled, bidding stops mid-auction.
It is a gate on you, and it is also the thing the brand is buying. Nobody on this roster is guessing about where they will be.
The body
You send measurements. We build the figure.
Brands orbit a 3D figure to choose a placement, and you do not have to model it. Send height, chest, waist, your build and a couple of reference photos. We make the mesh and attach it to your profile, and the slots you price sit on it.
Already have a .glb of yourself or of the garment? Upload that instead and skip this entirely.
The money
75% to you. Every time. No exceptions.
Of whatever the slot closes at, not of the floor you set. Two brands wanting the same placement is the only thing that moves that number, and it only moves one way.
What the 25% actually buys
The brand relationship
We find the sponsors, negotiate, and take the rejection. You never send a cold pitch or chase an invoice.
Production and freight
Cut vinyl, printed panels, transfers, patches — spec'd, produced and shipped to you ready to apply.
The money, held still
A bid commits the brand's money against your slot before anything prints, and it stays committed until your proof clears. If they argue after the fact, that is our problem, not yours.
The proof layer
One photo of the logo on you, in the room, filed against the slot. That is the whole thing a brand is buying, and it is what releases your share.
Your rules
It is your body, your car, your jacket.
Nothing about this works if carriers feel owned. So the controls sit with you and they are not negotiable by brands.
You approve every brand
Blocklist whole categories — gambling, tobacco, whatever you want — and reject any individual company. Nothing goes to print without your yes.
You set the floor
Name the lowest price you will accept per slot. Bidding opens at that number and can only climb — a slot never sells below what you asked for it.
You are never a spokesperson
The default deal is presence, not endorsement. Scripts, demos and talking points are separate line items you price yourself, or refuse entirely.
You can pull a board
Something feels wrong, take it down. Every standing bid is returned in full the moment the board comes down. No penalty, no fee, no argument.
Before you list
Fair questions.
Do I need a big following?
No. Proximity beats follower count here. A 900-follower engineer who will be in the right hallway at the right conference is worth more than a generic 100k account. We price on room, not reach.
What do I actually keep?
75% of every spot. StuntKit takes 25% and that covers production, shipping, escrow, payment fees and the brand relationship. No listing fee, no subscription.
Do I have to say anything on camera?
Never required. The default deal is presence: wear it, use it, be where you were already going. Talking points are optional add-ons you price yourself.
Can I refuse a brand?
Always. You set a blocklist by category and by company, and nothing goes into production without your yes — pulling a board refunds every standing bid in full, at no cost to you.
Do I need an invite before I can list anything?
Yes, and that is the point. A brand is paying to be in a specific room on a specific day, so we check you are going to it before your board opens. Send the ticket or the confirmation and a person reads it.
I have never touched 3D software.
You do not need to. Send measurements and a couple of reference photos and we build the figure brands orbit. If you already have a .glb of your own garment, upload that instead.
What are you taking into the room next month?
Tell us the surface, the event and the date, and send whatever proves you were invited. A person reads it, and your board opens on that room.
or email boom@stuntkit.com