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Event sponsorship proposal template

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An event sponsorship proposal form: one fixed-price tier, course signs by the mile, team entries by the runner, and an invoice only after both sides sign.

Shown as Copperline Half Marathon, a sample business. The flow, the pricing logic and the quote it returns are the template; the name, the services and the prices are the sample's, and yours take their place.

3 customer paths · 9 steps · 14 priced items in 4 categories · itemized quote on the page — counted from the template itself.

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Who this template is for.

Built for

Races, festivals, tournaments and nonprofit events that sell a limited number of sponsor tiers plus priced add-ons such as signs, expo booths and team entries. The sponsor builds an itemized proposal; the organizer approves it and invoices after a signed agreement. A sponsor's team gets one link, and each runner registers themselves.

Not the right template for

Events that only sell tickets or exhibitor booth space, with no sponsor tiers.

More on how Everybooking works for this industry: Event Venues.

From the template

What your customer goes through.

The first screen asks what they are booking. Each answer sets the path, and every path ends on a priced quote.

Path 01

Put our name on the race

A tier, then signs on the course and space at the expo.

Then: The Tier

Path 02

Get our people running

A tier with entries inside, then more runners at the team rate.

Then: The Tier → Team Entries

Path 03

Just one sign or a booth

Skip the tiers; take a mile marker, a water station or an expo booth on its own.

Then every path continues
  1. 01On The Course
  2. 02Expo And Swag
  3. 03How Signing Works
  4. 04Your Details
  5. 05Your Proposal
  6. 06Proposal Sent

Along the way it asks for runners (4–60), markers (1–13), so the lines priced per person, per hour or per mile can be multiplied out before the customer reaches the quote.

From the template

What it prices.

Sample prices from the demo, in US dollars. Your own rates, taxes and rules replace them the moment you launch.

Sponsor Tiers

  • Copperline community sponsor$750
  • Copperline silver sponsor$2,500
  • Copperline gold sponsor$6,000
  • Copperline presenting sponsor$15,000

Team Entries

  • Copperline team entry, 5K, per runner$40
  • Copperline team entry, half marathon, per runner$95
  • Copperline team tent at the finish$350

Course Activations

  • Copperline mile marker sign, per mile$300
  • Copperline water station naming$900
  • Copperline finisher photo logo$1,800
  • Copperline finish arch banner$2,500

Expo And Swag

  • Copperline race bag insert$250
  • Copperline packet pickup expo booth$450
  • Copperline medal ribbon logo$3,000
From the template

How it closes.

Name, email and phone before the quote

The request is tied to a real person before the total is shown, so the follow-up has somewhere to go.

An itemized quote, on the page

Every chosen line, multiplied out, with the total. The customer sees it before they leave.

Final screen: “Proposal Sent”

The sample's closing screen. Its wording, like every other line here, is the sample's; yours replaces it.

Everybooking MCP server

Change your booking flow by asking your AI.

Everybooking runs its own MCP server. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Grok to your Everybooking account, then describe the change in plain English. Your AI edits your booking flow: its questions and steps, its prices and deposit, its colors.

Requests like these, on a flow like this one

  • Prices

    “Add our three most-booked services with their prices.”

  • Questions

    “Add a question after ‘On The Course’ asking how they heard about us.”

  • Look

    “Match the colors and logo to our website.”

MCP access is included with Growth and Enterprise. The owner or an admin approves the connection and chooses Look only or Full access; edits need Full access. How to connect your AI.

Questions

About the event sponsorships template.

Can I change a booking flow like this with Claude or ChatGPT through MCP?
Yes. Everybooking runs its own MCP server. Once your booking flow is live, connect Claude, ChatGPT or Grok to your Everybooking account. The owner or an admin approves the connection and chooses Look only or Full access; with Full access, ask for changes in plain English: add or remove a question, change a price or the deposit, or match your colors. Your AI makes the edit in your account. MCP access is included with the Growth and Enterprise plans.

Build one like this for your own business.

Point Everybooking at your website and it builds a booking flow like this one from your own pages, products and pricing.

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