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What is a Sunday Squad?

A group of 10 or 25 amateur sportfluencers who create and publish content for one brand at the same time. Not separate influencer deals one by one — a coordinated activation where the whole squad sits in the same short posting period, each from their own sport and community.Read how 10 or 25 athletes activate a brand at once — and why it works →

Do I have to be a well-known influencer?

No. We work with athletes and sport creators from 500 followers on Instagram — what counts is that you genuinely train, that your audience sees it, and that your profile is public.Read why 800 real followers beat 50,000 fakes →

What do I have to do for my gear?

Just do what you already do: sport, and talk about it. No script, no mandatory hashtags. What we ask: that you actually use the product and that your audience sees it — honest and in your own words. That's the return.See exactly what the briefing asks of you — and what it doesn't →

When do I get my gear?

Only once the full squad of 25 is confirmed. We activate together, not in dribbles. If you wait, you wait together.Read how the activation timing works — and why we wait together →

I'm registered — do I still need to apply for each collab?

Yes. Registering puts you in the squad pool; taking part in a collab is a separate step you take per collab. An account alone doesn't put you in the running — pick an open collab and apply.Read why you apply to each collab separately →

Is there a difference between a sports creator and a sportfluencer?

Hardly: they are two words for the same profile. Sports creator names what someone makes (content from their sporting life), sportfluencer what that content does (influence inside a sports community). The distinction that really matters is sport-first versus camera-first — we mainly work with the fiRead where the real distinction runs: sport-first or camera-first →