Examples
Plastr drew these listings to show what sponsorship can look like on different kinds of things. They are not live listings and nothing in them is for sale. For sponsorships you can actually buy, browse live sponsorships — there are 17 right now.
A creator's backdrop
The wall behind a camera is inventory. Draw a poster, a desk sign and a shelf card, price them monthly, and a sponsor is in every video you make.
A vehicle
Photograph each side, then map real printable panels: door, fender, rocker, quarter, hood, bumper, wing. Perspective corners make a logo sit ON the panel instead of floating over it.
A season of a sport
A bag panel, a pocket, a towel — plus what the season itself includes. Physical spots and sponsor packages on one listing.
An event
The stage screen and the tower banners are the placements; presenting rights, bar takeovers and booths are the packages. Big-ticket sponsorship, priced openly.
An ordinary object
It does not have to be glamorous. A fridge in an office that forty people open every day is a real placement at a real price.
A band or a project
A drum head, a backdrop, a merch table, a tour. What a sponsor gets is the run of shows, not one night.
A car door, a bag panel, a stage, a fridge, a laptop lid, a jersey, a wall behind a desk. If people look at it and a brand would pay to be on it, you can list it, price it yourself, and a sponsor can buy it outright.