Turn the fans you only reach into fans you own and grow the value of
Komo is the fan engagement and data platform for clubs, leagues, and rights holders.
Reaching a fanbase is not
the same as owning one
At the ground, on the broadcast, on social - the crowds gather, and passes through anonymous.
Counted at the gate, measured in broadcast estimates and follower numbers, never identified.
And those fans that are held on file - members, a fraction of past ticket buyers, newsletter sign-ups - are named, but passive. An email address and a ticketing record reveal almost nothing about the person behind them: what they care about, what they'd respond to, what would move them commercially. Which is why, when contacted, almost nothing happens.
You can't grow the value of
a fanbase you don't know.

Not knowing your fans is not just one problem
It creates four, and they feed each other.
A base that doesn’t move
Value you can’t prove
Data you don't have
The cost of not knowing your fans keeps going up
Turning reach into
ownership and revenue
Through the mechanism of participation, turn the fans you only reach into fans you own and grow the value of.

Fans participate - play, predict, compete, have their say, redeem, return.

Each interaction identifies someone new, or deepens what's already known about them.

And a known fanbase becomes revenue that you can grow, measure, and prove.
The better you know someone, the more relevant everything they get next becomes - and the more each one is worth.
What changes when the fanbase is known

Working with leagues, clubs, broadcasters, event organizers and venues across the UK, the UK, Australia, New Zealand and beyond.
Always-on participation
A fanbase you own, better known with every interaction. Revenue you can grow, measure, and prove. This is what we call the Fan Engagement Engine.
76% of sponsors rank proving ROI as their number one challenge. 65% now include purchase or sales impact among their KPIs. 60% say their direction is fewer, larger deals.
- WFA Global Sponsorships & Partnerships study, 2025

Sponsorships fans take part in
Experiences fans play, predict, vote, scan, and redeem - moments the sponsor owns, not signage fans look past. And every fan who takes part is identified.

New inventory to sell
Sponsor-owned experiences join the rate card alongside signage and naming rights - from a one-off matchday moment to a season-long program.

Proof for every partner
Each sponsor sees their own results, live - who engaged, what they redeemed, what it produced - evidence they can take to their own board. Renewals start from it.
More fans engaged, more data to act on, more sales traced, more evidence to renew on - season after season.

The one-off moment
The moment series
The connected series
The bespoke build
Buying the sponsorship, not selling it?
Same system, your side of the deal: activate the rights you've paid for as participation fans choose, keep every entrant as a consented contact your brand owns - not a list that dies at the prize draw - and walk into the budget review with what people did, not what they might have seen.

A season is a small number of fixtures and a long silence around them, and the silence is where memberships have always gone cold.
The difference from the rest of your fanbase is that this base isn't anonymous. You have the name, the contact, the renewal history. It just doesn't move. For most of the year the relationship is a card in a wallet and an email nobody opens - and by the time softening renewals show up in the numbers, the decisions that produced them were made months earlier.

A year-round program, not a card
Points, status, streaks, and rewards earned by taking part - membership extended into recognition that runs every week, including the quiet ones.

Your next members are already in your fanbase
The fans who participate, and keep coming back identify themselves - so you know exactly who to invite to membership, and when.

Renewals you can see coming.
Drift shows up in participation months before it shows up in renewal numbers - while there's still time to win the member back.
Rewards and recognition taking part, watching, attending and buying.
Status earned through what fans already do gives the base a reason to belong between fixtures. No second platform, no second sign-up, and no duplicated audience to build first - it configures on top of the participation already running.
Status earned through what fans already do gives the base a reason to belong between fixtures. No second platform, no second sign-up, and no duplicated audience to build first - it configures on top of the participation already running. Everything a membership program has to do, already running in the platform.
Points earned through every experience - a scan at the ground, a watch-along, a receipt upload, a redeemed code.
Tiers, badges for milestones and founders, and a status page each fan can see, with their tier, points and history building.
Streaks and standings that carry across every experience rather than resetting.
Offer pools, digital coupons redeemed four ways, and surprise rewards triggered by a fan's own behavior.
Co-branded experiences, partner prizes, and a dashboard per partner.
What most teams call loyalty - delivered as rewards and recognition, without the liability.
Membership stops being a matchday product with a renewal date attached. It becomes a year-round program that grows out of the fanbase, and a renewal you can see coming.
Own your audience - and grow its value.
Participation your fans choose. A fanbase you own and know better every week. Revenue you can grow, measure, and prove.