Missions instead of signage
Each partner gets a branded challenge at their stand, zone, or moment, written in their language and voice.
Brand & Sports · Sponsor Activations
A sponsor logo on a backdrop gets walked past. A branded mission inside a live game gets played, scored, and shared, and it gives you numbers to put in the post-event report. Silverstone ran exactly this model for 21 nights.

Why sponsors buy it
Sponsorship renews when the partner can see what they got. Missions turn a placement into a measurable interaction the audience chose to have.
Each partner gets a branded challenge at their stand, zone, or moment, written in their language and voice.
Completions, time spent, and repeat visits per partner, so tiers stop being guesswork at renewal.
Visitors choose to share details for prize entry. Consented leads, not scanned badges nobody remembers giving.
One clear per-sponsor summary after the event: reach, completions, dwell, and the content the crowd created.
How a sponsored game plays
Attendees join the host event once. Sponsor missions sit inside the same game, so nobody has to opt into a separate activation.

One code on badges, screens, and signage. No account, no separate sponsor app to download.

Visitors play solo or in small teams, which multiplies the number of people pulled into each partner zone.

Every sponsor appears as a checkpoint worth walking to, weighted by the tier they bought.

Photo, video, trivia or product-led challenges built with the partner, completed at their stand.

Partner-backed prizes announced live, with the sponsor named on the board the whole crowd is watching.
Easy for the commercial team
We turn each sponsorship tier into game content, run it live during the event, and hand back per-partner reporting afterwards.
Mapped to the placement
Missions land where the partner actually is: their stand, their zone, their product, their moment in the run of show.
Timed for footfall
Drop a partner mission into the quiet hour and watch their zone fill, instead of hoping the crowd drifts over.
Live steering
Boost an under-performing partner mid-event from one dashboard, before the report becomes an awkward conversation.
Brand-true theming
Partner colours, copy, and creative inside the game, so it reads as their activation rather than a generic quiz.
Event control
LivePer sponsor
Reporting granularity

Sponsor-scale proof
Lap of Lights ran as a drive-through treasure hunt across the Silverstone circuit for 21 consecutive nights: fully themed to the venue, played by tens of thousands of visitors, and delivered inside the ReadySet app with no bespoke build.
Theming, language, and missions written for the venue, so the activation read as Silverstone's own rather than a sponsored add-on.
21 consecutive ticketed nights of gameplay, with content pacing that kept repeat visitors engaged across the run.
Tens of thousands of visitors and mapped checkpoints across the grounds, with participation data available throughout.

ReadySet transformed Lap of Lights into an interactive adventure with strong engagement, high completion rates, and excellent guest feedback.
What commercial teams take away
21
Nights run at Silverstone
10,000+
Visitors played
Per partner
Reporting
Opt-in
Lead capture
More for brand and rights holders
01 · Related
Branded missions, custom theming, and shareable moments engineered to surface the product in the wild.
02 · Related
Drive booth visits, capture qualified leads, and turn the entire expo floor into one custom-built, sponsor-friendly multiplayer experience.
03 · Related
Multiplayer experiences for live sports, stadium activations, matchday play, broadcast tie-ins, and league-wide campaigns built for the second screen.
Your event, unforgettable
A 30-minute call is enough to design exactly what your guests will be doing, and posting about, on the day.