Gyms · fight teams · leagues
Every location and athlete gets a store. Nothing to stock.
You sit above a chain of gyms, a fight camp or every team in a league, and all of them have people wearing the logo. Brandfora gives each location and each athlete an online store under your brand rules. Every shirt is printed after it is paid for, the splits pay out automatically, and headquarters sees every sale.
Your name on the front. Your suppliers, your pricing, your ledger. No per-order cut to your locations.
| Item | Count | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Location stores | 212 | $183,900 |
| Fighter and coach stores | 1,180 | $134,500 |
| Fight-night drops live | 14 | $41,200 |
| Youth program fundraisers | 36 | $22,700 |
In their words
Why gym networks and fight teams love Brandfora
Today an owner orders 200 tees up front, guesses the sizes, and eats the leftovers. With Brandfora the shirt is printed after the customer pays for it. When one design starts moving, the location can switch that item to a bulk run. No cash tied up in inventory.
Today the win shirt goes on sale a week later, when nobody cares. With Brandfora two designs are staged ahead of time, one for the win and one for the loss. The result comes in and the right one goes live that night. The fighter gets paid, the gym takes its share, and headquarters sees the sale.
Today a franchisee with a logo file and a local printer invents a shirt. With Brandfora each location gets a store with your approved templates, locked placements and your colors, and they still choose what to sell. Every approved logo version sits in the store's art locker and lands on the right product on its own.
Nobody else does that?Owner, team dealer running a store tool and a fulfillment tool side by side, on thread colors matched automatically for embroidery
Today building a store for every location is a project someone keeps postponing. With Brandfora you load a spreadsheet of location website addresses and walk away. Each store comes back with the location's name, your catalog and your rules. Nobody at headquarters builds anything.
Today a coach chases a manager for their share, and someone at headquarters does the math in a spreadsheet. With Brandfora each cut is set once: fighter, gym, headquarters, or a youth program. Every payout goes out automatically with a statement showing what sold. Nobody argues about who is owed what.
Today one order is one order. With Brandfora every order confirmation carries a link back to the buyer's store with what is trending. On one account, 82 percent of buyers clicked it.
The click rate, that's unreal. The rebuy rate is so good.Vendor partnerships lead, franchise system, about 200 locations, on the share of buyers who click through to their own store
Today a vendor sells to the location and headquarters never sees the number. With Brandfora every sale from every store sits in one cockpit, with your license share already calculated. Non-dues revenue becomes a number you can forecast.
Today franchisees ask who benefits from the mandated supplier, and they resent the answer. With Brandfora the split is visible to them, the location keeps its cut, and nobody buys a case of anything up front. Fewer arguments with your own network is worth more than the shirts.
The features that do it
What a gym or a league needs, and nothing it does not.
What you keep
Your athletes, your sponsors and your money stay yours.
- Your brand, locked where you want it and loose where you allow it.
- Your locations' independence: their own stores, their own customers, their own payout.
- Your athletes' names and their cut, paid out with a statement they can read.
- Your existing membership and billing systems. This sits beside them.
- Your data, in its own database, available through the API whenever you want it.
How it starts
One team store first. Then the rest of the roster.
We build the store on the call, stage two designs, and flip one live so you can see how it works.
Placements, colors, product caps, the split. Twenty minutes with whoever owns the brand.
Locations from a spreadsheet, athletes as they sign. Stores come back while you wait.
One honest note. Print on demand costs more per shirt than a bulk run, so a location selling a few hundred of the same tee should switch that item to bulk. The store lets them.