For brands

Influencer campaigns for combat-sports brands.

We help fightwear, recovery, nutrition, gym and performance brands build creator campaigns with active fighters, coaches, gym owners and combat-sports creators across Muay Thai, boxing, kickboxing and MMA striking.

Who this is for

Brands building credible product trust.

  • Fightwear brands
  • Boxing, Muay Thai, MMA and kickboxing equipment brands
  • Recovery and performance brands
  • Nutrition brands, subject to product standards
  • Gyms and fight schools
  • Online striking education platforms
  • Sports therapy and performance clinics
What we manage

A managed campaign workflow, end-to-end.

From sourcing the right fighters and coaches to disclosure, content review and reporting — we run the operational layer so brands can focus on product.

Creator sourcing
Creator shortlisting
Campaign brief creation
Product-test planning
Disclosure guidance
Content review workflow
Usage-rights coordination
Reporting and campaign learnings
Why combat-sports creators outperform

Generic fitness influencers don't speak fight culture.

Combat-sports audiences are a sub-culture, not a general fitness crowd. They follow specific coaches, gyms, fighters and disciplines. Our creators come from inside that culture — they train daily, fight in active camps, and review products against the realities of pads, bags, sparring and recovery.

Campaign process

A clear, four-step process.

  1. Step 1

    Brief and goal alignment

  2. Step 2

    Creator sourcing and shortlist

  3. Step 3

    Content production and review

  4. Step 4

    Reporting and campaign learnings

What we measure

Honest measurement, not invented metrics.

We report what actually happened on a campaign and frame it against credible combat-sports benchmarks — not against fabricated industry averages.

Reach

Impressions, video views, story views — reported as observed, not promised.

Engagement

Likes, comments, saves and shares contextualised by discipline and audience size.

Audience quality

Combat-sports audience composition, gym/coach/fighter audience overlap.

Brand outcomes

Click-throughs, code redemptions, sign-ups — where the brand provides tracking.

Who this isn’t for

We say no to a lot of things.

We turn down work that isn’t the right fit — for our creators, for the audience, or for the standards we hold ourselves to.

  • Brands looking for fake reviews, undisclosed sponsorships or astroturfed engagement.
  • Generic fitness creators outside combat sports.
  • Products that require unsubstantiated medical, recovery or performance claims.
  • Campaigns with no clear product or goal — we work from a real brief, not vibes.
FAQ

Brand questions, answered.

What types of brands do you work with?
Fightwear, recovery, nutrition, gyms, striking education and performance products. We focus exclusively on combat-sports.
Do you work with creators outside Muay Thai, boxing and MMA?
Our network is built around active fighters, coaches and technical creators in striking-led combat sports. We do not run generic fitness influencer campaigns.
Do you guarantee performance metrics?
No. We will share realistic benchmarks based on creator history and discipline, but we do not invent performance data.
How are campaigns disclosed?
Every paid partnership is labelled as an ad using clear terms or platform paid-partnership tools. See our Standards page for the full rules.
What's a typical campaign budget?
Budgets vary by format, creator profile and content volume. We work with brands at multiple scales and will be honest if a budget cannot support a credible campaign — rather than over-promising.
How long does a campaign take to plan?
From brief to first content live is typically two to four weeks, depending on creator scheduling, product shipping and review cycles.

Request a creator shortlist tailored to your product.