Partnerships

Bring one real opportunity.

Tell us who you reach, the role you want to own, and the first opportunity you want to explore. We’ll review the fit and recommend a practical next step without assuming commercial terms that have not been agreed.

Partnership proposal

Propose a partnership

Choose the relationship that fits, then share one specific opportunity for review.

Reviewed by: Partnerships team
You receive: A fit assessment and a practical next step

What helps us review it

Include the audience or client, the role you want to own, the relevant regions, and the first measurable opportunity.

Partnership proposal

Include the audience or client, the role you want to own, the relevant regions, and the first measurable opportunity.

How would you like to work together?

Choose the role you can genuinely own. We use that first opportunity to review the right partnership path.

Demand and distributionFor creators, consultants, clubs, communities, and platforms bringing a defined audience or channel.Agency and program deliveryFor agencies, studios, and brand teams bringing a client need or recurring merchandise program.

Do you manufacture, decorate, or fulfil products? Apply to the supplier network.

Full nameWork email

OrganisationWebsite or company profile

Opportunity timingDescribe the first opportunity

We use this brief only to route and respond to your MerchandAise request.

After you send it

A practical review, not an automatic approval.

We use one real opportunity to understand the fit before either side commits to a broader relationship.

01
We review the opportunity
The partnerships team reviews the audience or client, proposed role, regions, and first measurable use case.
02
We clarify responsibilities
We identify open questions around customer relationships, attribution, creative work, approvals, and service ownership.
03
We agree the next step
If there is a fit, we define a practical next conversation before implying commercial terms or an active partnership.

Planning merchandise for your own company rather than proposing a partnership? Plan a company program.

Propose a partnership

What helps us review it

A practical review, not an automatic approval.

We review the opportunity

We clarify responsibilities

We agree the next step