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You measure everything you do. Nobody measures what it's worth to a brand.

Athlete Value Lab is sponsorship intelligence for athletes. We calculate the media value you generate over a season, a year or a full contract cycle, and how much of it you can capture in sponsorship. Public sources, audited, every figure traceable to where it came from.

Who we work with

We've built this number for Olympic medalists, for athletes ranked top ten in their discipline, and for athletes getting their first valuation.

We work across the full career cycle, with athletes directly and with the managers and agencies who represent them, in triathlon, athletics, cycling, gravel, mountain bike, climbing, swimming, sailing and others.

Prospect·Rising Star·Peak·Legacy

The method doesn't change with the stage. Which number matters does.

Career value gap

Your career is not one negotiation. It's ten to fifteen.

Enter what you earn from sponsorship today. The result is arithmetic on your own number, it's free, and it stays on this page.

Cash and product combined. If a sponsor gives you gear, count what you would have paid for it at retail. If you're on a results bonus, use last year's actual.

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Your own estimate of how long you'll compete at this level.

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25%

How much higher you close, not how much more you're worth. A 25% better close on a USD 40,000 deal is USD 10,000.

10%20%30%40%50%

Left on the table over 10 years

$100,000

First year alone$10,000
Each bar is one negotiation. The height is every negotiation before it.
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Show as a table
YearThat yearCumulative
1$10,000$10,000
2$10,000$20,000
3$10,000$30,000
4$10,000$40,000
5$10,000$50,000
6$10,000$60,000
7$10,000$70,000
8$10,000$80,000
9$10,000$90,000
10$10,000$100,000

This is arithmetic on the figure you entered. It is not a projection of your future income and it is not a promise of a result. It shows what the difference adds up to if you close 25% higher than you do today, for 10 years.

That's the gap. Now get the actual number.

The figure above runs on the income you typed in. The one that matters runs on your data: the media value you generated over the last twelve months, measured from public sources, with every source listed. We build it and send it to you.

Six pages. No cost. We're not an agency and we won't pitch brands on your behalf.

The problem

Negotiating without a number is negotiating on their terms.

Sponsorship runs on measurement everywhere except on the athlete's side of the table.

You don't know what to ask for

Without a reference point, every renewal starts from what you got last time. Last time was a guess too.

They bring analytics. You bring a story.

Brands measure reach, exposure and attribution before they sign anything. A deck of photographs is the wrong instrument for that conversation.

You can't prove attribution

When a sponsor asks what their logo returned this season, the answer is a number with a source behind it, or it's nothing.

Why it compounds

The cost of not knowing isn't this year's contract. It's all of them.

A professional career runs ten to fifteen years. Closing higher doesn't improve one season, it resets the base every season after it. Each renewal negotiates up from the last one, so the first correction is the one that carries.

What we build

Three questions. Three products.

We do the measurement. You close the deal.

Not an agency · Not a manager · No commission on anything you sign

FAQ

Everything you'd want to know before starting

The questions athletes ask us most.

AthleteIQ v3.3 measures three dimensions: competition results, earned media, and owned digital. Each one is priced against what the equivalent placement costs in that channel and that market. Every input comes from a public source that can be checked, and where a figure carries real uncertainty you get a range instead of a false decimal.

The free report, a few days. Full Valuation, Sponsor Decks and Sponsor Reports depend on your calendar and how much public coverage there is to work through. We tell you the date when you order, not after.

That's when it's most useful. The report tells you what you generate today and which brand categories your profile fits, which is what you need before a first approach rather than after it.

The model is calibrated per sport and per market, so the weights change but the method doesn't. We've run it across triathlon, athletics, cycling, gravel, mountain bike, climbing, swimming, sailing and others. If your sport isn't on that list, ask.

No, and we don't price you on one. Followers are one input out of three, and for most athletes they are not the one that produces the most value. Competition results and earned media usually are.

Yes, and most of our work reaches athletes through the person who represents them. The number is more useful in that conversation, not less. We don't sign athletes and we don't take a cut of anything.

No. We are not an agency and we are not a manager. We don't contact brands on your behalf, we don't negotiate, and we take no commission. We build the number and the material you walk into the room with.

Start with the free report.

Leave your email and we'll build a data sampling report on you from public sources: the media value you generated over the last twelve months, where it came from, and where your profile is strongest. Six pages, no cost, no call required.

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© 2026 Athlete Value Lab. All rights reserved.