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How it works

From start line to sponsorship

Three steps connect a runner to a sponsor and, if you choose, to a charity. Each step only depends on the last, so we can ship, test and improve them one at a time.

The flow

Find an event. Create a profile. Complete a sponsorship.

Sponsorship is always optional and voluntary. Nothing is paid out before an event is finished.

  1. Find an event

    Browse the catalogue or search by city, sport or date. Every listing is honest — no inflated numbers. Pick the race or challenge you're already training for.

  2. Create a profile

    Add your event, a target, and a short story about why you show up. Optionally direct part of any sponsorship to a charity on your behalf.

  3. Complete a sponsorship

    A sponsor supports your event only when you finish it. Because the trigger is completion, both sides have a clear, fair expectation — no guarantees before the finish line.

Everyone can be sponsored

The same flow, four different needs

Everyday participants

You don't need a team, a following, or a budget. Show up for the event you love and let sponsors find your profile.

Brands

Sponsor people and causes around the events that matter to you. Campaigns are built to be reviewed before they go live.

Charities

Receive a share of a participant's sponsorship, allocated directly from their profile. Giving is optional, never automatic.

Organisers

Refer participants to Opeer and, over time, earn a referral — a potential, not a promise — while their community gets supported.

Building in the open. Opeer is actively built. Live sponsor matching, payouts, and charity settlement are not yet in production. Nothing on this site promises an outcome or a payment.

Ready to find your event?

Start where the flow starts — search events.