StreamLapel is testing managed sponsorships for indie PC game launches: a game’s logo worn on a creator’s clothing during a two-hour Twitch stream.
Early pilot · No signed creator inventory yet · No checkout or payment requested
Send your game page, launch window and audience, or your channel link, location and normal streaming schedule. We recruit and verify a fit. We do not represent the creators shown in the site’s former demonstration catalog; those listings have been removed.
The creator approves the game, artwork, fee and exact location on clothing. We plan a small print and camera-legibility test before fulfillment. The material and supplier are still being qualified. No skin application or skin-safety claim.
The proposed evidence pack includes the stream URL, dated screenshots at the start, middle and end, disclosure and link checks, and creator-provided stream statistics where available. A recording review targets at least 100 verified minutes of logo visibility in the two-hour stream. The written order must define review and make-good rules. This verifies placement, not continuous viewer attention or sales attribution.
The proposed $500 package includes the agreed creator fee, standard US print and delivery costs, coordination and an evidence report. Availability is unconfirmed; unusual shipping or scope changes require a fresh written quote.
We will not request payment until the contracting identity, creator consent, supplier, scope and payment terms are settled. Proposed terms: if StreamLapel cannot deliver, an agreed reschedule or refund; partial delivery and cancellation treatment must be written into the order before payment.
Sponsored streams must use Twitch’s branded-content tool and clear spoken and visible sponsorship disclosures. Each campaign is reviewed for platform and advertising compliance before acceptance.
Please send public channel or game links and a short brief. Do not email passwords, payment card details or a shipping address at this stage.
Commercial arrangements require a written scope and identified contracting party.
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