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Partners

A technical audience that actively wants to know which brands made the parts — and a season of footage where the answer is visible.

Why This Works

Sponsorship That
Gets Looked At

Most sponsorship buys a logo somebody scrolls past. Combat robotics buys something considerably rarer: an audience of engineers, machinists, makers and students who pause the video to read what is on the part.

The Hardest Audience to Reach

Engineers, machinists, makers, robotics students and their families — the people who specify components, choose suppliers and influence technical purchasing, and who are famously immune to conventional advertising.

Content That Keeps Working

Every event produces a season of footage. Branding appears in fight replays, build diaries and highlight reels that keep circulating long after the cage is packed away — not only on the night.

Product Under Real Load

Tools, materials, actuators, fasteners and fabrication services get used, abused and publicly discussed by builders who care about the difference. Surviving an 80 kg humanoid exchange is a demonstration no advert can buy.

Multiplied Distribution

The event streams free on YouTube and Twitch, and every team streams its own corner to its own audience. Reach is the league's audience plus six to eight creator audiences, in parallel, on the same night.

STEM Credentials, Earned

This is engineering education wearing entertainment's clothes — published rulebooks, free reference CAD, mentored builders. It gives an outreach story something real to point at.

Reporting, Not Vibes

After every event you get a partner report: attendance, stream and social reach, footage delivered, activation photography and where your branding actually appeared. If it underperformed, you will hear it from us first.

Two Striker machines and their crews on a MekaStrike press wall, partner logos across the backdrop, the machines and the team kit, photographers shooting from the front
Where the night ends up. Press wall, machines, crews and every camera in the building pointed at the same frame. Brands shown are illustrative placeholders, not current partners.

Inventory

Who Owns
What Surface

Split at signing, in writing, before any team is formed — so nobody is ever negotiating over the same square inch of a machine two weeks before an event.

The League OwnsArena and cage branding · the broadcast · event title rights · one mandated placement on every machine in the field
The Team OwnsMachine livery · their own team sponsors · their corner stream

Because the league placement is mandated on every machine, a single league partner appears on all six to eight robots — in every fight, from every camera angle, in every replay — without negotiating with a single team.

Close-up of a battle-scarred armour panel carrying the MekaStrike mark alongside three partner logos
On the machine. League mark and team sponsors on the same panel, photographed after the fight rather than before it. Brands shown are illustrative placeholders, not current partners.

In-Kind

Where Product Partners Fit

In-kind partnership is a genuine route in, not a consolation tier. For a technical supplier, parts credit often buys more visible integration than the equivalent cash would.

Fabrication

Laser, waterjet, folded plate and CNC services, used across every machine in the field.

PCB & Electronics

The Control Package fleet, plus every team's own boards and harnesses.

Additive Manufacturing

Cosmetic volume, jigs and fixtures, and iterated armour test coupons.

CAD, PLM & Simulation

The reference chassis is published from it, with attribution to the toolchain.

Actuators & Motion

Eleven powered joints per machine, run to failure and past it.

Materials & Fasteners

Aluminium, energy-absorbing foams and structural fixings, consumed continuously.

Packages

Ways to Partner

Four standard routes in. Every one is adjustable — tell us the objective and the budget and we will shape something around it rather than sending you a tier sheet.

Supporter

Single event

  • Logo on the event page and printed programme
  • Named mention on the stream
  • Social acknowledgement per event
  • Tickets and pit access
Enquire

Arena

Season

  • Everything in Supporter
  • Cage and arena branding — in frame for every fight
  • Logo carried on all fight footage and highlight cuts
  • Pit-area placement
  • Post-event partner report
Enquire
Most Visible

Title Partner

Season · One only

  • Naming rights: MekaStrike Zero, presented by [YOUR BRAND]
  • Brand in the league lockup across all media
  • The mandated placement on every machine in the field
  • Primary arena and broadcast position
  • Activation space at the event
  • Trophy presentation
  • A bespoke content series built with the production team
Enquire

Product & In-Kind

Parts · Tools · Services

  • Supply parts, services, tooling or materials instead of cash
  • Product placed directly with competing teams
  • Honest build-diary coverage and field testing
  • Attribution in the published reference chassis
  • Category exclusivity available
Enquire

Also available: weight-class naming rights, award sponsorship, the shakedown day, and team-level backing arranged directly with a team.

A family taking a selfie with a MekaStrike machine in the fan zone, branded signage and a merchandise stand behind them
Activation space. Fan zone, photo lines and merchandise — where a partner stops being a logo and becomes something people queue up to stand next to.

Partner Enquiry

Let's Talk

Tell us roughly what you want out of it and we will come back with a specific proposal — what you get, where it appears, what it costs — rather than a generic deck.

Prefer to skip the form? Email contact@mekastrike.com or call [PHONE_NUMBER].

What Happens Next

1. A founder reads your enquiry and replies personally.

2. A short call to work out what a win actually looks like for you.

3. A written proposal with deliverables, placements and cost.

4. Activation, then a report on how it actually performed.

We are pre-launch and we say so. There is no audience figure to quote yet, and any league that quotes you one at this stage is making it up. What exists today is a designed machine, a published class specification, a rulebook in draft and a dated plan — and early partners get a materially better deal than the ones who arrive once it works.

Every partner enquiry is answered personally. No mailing list, no drip sequence.