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Sponsor Me follows people selling advertising space on themselves and their belongings. Every number should tell you what it measures, where it came from, and when it was observed.
Inclusion & publication
A candidate needs an identifiable creator and a public sponsorship proposal or campaign. Automatic discovery adds candidates to a private queue. Emily reviews the source, campaign identity, and status before publication. Proposals are included when clearly labeled.
The initial research contains 23 candidates, recorded on September 16, 2026. Where those records appear, they are labeled historical research snapshots. Their original amounts and caveats are preserved. They are not evidence that sales remain open today.
Status is separate from success
- Open
- A source supports that placements are available, as of the stated date.
- Sold out
- The listed inventory was fully allocated. This alone does not prove payment.
- Proposed
- A sponsorship idea has been posted, without confirmed active sales.
- Closed
- The campaign has ended or the creator has closed sales.
- Needs review
- There is insufficient evidence of the current sales status.
A reachable website never establishes open sales by itself. Status dates appear on campaign pages.
Amounts mean different things
Raised totals come from campaign websites. X supplies original-post impressions, followers, engagement, and related updates. Creator claims remain in the source history and do not replace website totals. Sold placements can still carry a committed amount: allocation and payment are separate facts.
- Paid
- An amount explicitly identified as paid. Its evidence label still matters.
- Winning bids
- The current or final winning bids, which may not have settled.
- Committed / reserved
- A promise or reservation, distinct from a payment.
- Creator reported
- The creator’s stated result where settlement details are not established.
- Site displayed
- A website counter whose precise financial meaning is not established.
- Votes
- A noncash measure, excluded from money comparisons.
These measures are never added together. The directory and Trends show USD estimates beside original amounts, with labels that keep payments, bids, pledges, and reported totals separate. Filter by result type for a closer comparison. Refunds, decreases, changed goals, or conflicting values require review. Claimed placements are distinguished from confirmed sales.
Currency estimates
EUR, CAD, and HYPE amounts use the midpoint of Kraken’s public bid and ask quotes, checked every five minutes. The time shown is when we observed the quote. Converted amounts carry an ≈ and retain the original figure; they estimate today’s value, not the dollars received when a sponsor paid. Exchange quotes can differ from bank rates. Checks delayed by more than 20 minutes are labeled. Failed checks retain the last valid quote; HYPE estimates expire after two hours. If market quotes are unavailable, dated ECB reference rates and CoinGecko token quotes can supply a clearly labeled fallback. Noncash votes are never converted. Historical cases retain their original currencies. Exports include the original amount, USD estimate, rate, observation time, and source.
Sources & corrections
Campaign pages link to original posts, campaign websites, observations, and research. Chart SVG exports contain the plotted observations in their metadata.
Corrections create new observations and an editorial audit record. Existing historical observations remain available. Source failures and conflicting results enter the review queue; automated collection cannot publish an unsupported success claim.
Collection references: X public metrics · Cloudflare Workers