Your agency sells the campaign and keeps the credit. We build and run it underneath: rules, filings, funnel, draw, winners. Your client sees your brand the whole way.
The partnership is a clean division of labor. Your agency owns the relationship, the strategy conversation, and the invoice. We own the parts that need a specialist:
Deliverables ship under your brand. We join client calls only if you want us there, and everything else routes through your team. NDAs are how we already operate: our own case studies keep named clients generic where an NDA applies, and the same discipline covers your roster.
What your client experiences is an agency that suddenly runs flawless prize campaigns. What you experience is one partner instead of a promotions attorney, a fulfillment vendor, and a very stressed project manager.
No retainer and no upfront fee. We take a share of campaign performance, agreed with your agency per campaign, before launch. How you price your client is your business; our share is set with you, not with them.
The model survives because campaigns are chosen carefully. If a client is too small for the math to work, we'll say so before anyone signs anything. Full detail on the model is under how pricing works.
If your team already runs the mechanics and you only need the liability layer, take sweepstakes administration alone.
The same pipeline your clients would run on has done $937,900 in five days for AI Universa and a +60% company revenue record for a US streaming platform, with over $6M in client sales generated across campaigns. The case studies are public: AI Universa and the Sweepstakes Playbook.
Your agency sells and fronts the campaign; LTB builds and runs it underneath. Official rules, registration and bonding, the entry funnel, the draw, winner verification, and prize delivery all happen behind your brand. The client sees your agency.
Only if you want us in the room. By default everything routes through your team, and NDAs are how we already operate: our own case studies keep named clients generic where an NDA applies.
The same performance model we use with brands, agreed with your agency: no retainer, no upfront fee, a share of campaign performance set per campaign. How you price your client is your business.
Yes. If your team runs the creative and the entry mechanics, we can administer the promotion only: official rules, state registration and bonding, the documented draw, winner verification, and the tax paperwork.
The same timeline as our direct campaigns: typically 14 to 30 days from brief to launch, depending on the market and the prize.
Bring the brief to one call. We'll tell you what the campaign could do, what we'd need, and whether the math works.