Sponsorship that funds verified community football

The sponsorship model is organised by beneficiary. A sponsor can support a single team, a tournament, a league surface, a match context, a leaderboard surface or the platform globally. Each beneficiary type exposes its own placements, so the same campaign can be as local or as broad as the sponsor needs.

Partner campaigns then appear on the surfaces defined for that beneficiary: home banners, tournament banners, match surfaces, leaderboard banners, league overview surfaces and tournament top banners. Creative assets are supplied as campaign media and are displayed inside the defined placement rather than inserted anywhere on a page.

The table below is generated from the platform's own sponsorship catalogue — the same package definitions used by the sponsorship workspace — so the placement, period and price shown here are the current published offers rather than an approximation. Payments are collected through the configured providers (Paystack or USDT), and each placement has limited monthly inventory.

Package availability, inventory and payment options can change as the ecosystem develops. The entry point for an agreement is always a written conversation with the Extancy League team; nothing on this page constitutes a binding commercial offer on its own.

Sponsorship buys visibility, not influence. A sponsor cannot change league standings, player statistics, qualification, promotion or match outcomes, and cannot purchase a position in a league level. Sponsor placements are presented as sponsored content so that participants always know what they are looking at.

Sponsorship enquiries are handled directly by the Extancy League team. Write to sponsorships@extancyleague.live with the beneficiary you want to support (team, tournament, league or platform), the region involved and the period you have in mind.

Signed-in participants can also review available placements and the sponsorship workflow inside the sponsorship workspace, which requires an account. Questions about how sponsorship and advertising differ are answered on the advertising page.