Organizers post their event. Sponsors post what they back. The other side sends proposals, you pick, and after the event both sides review each other.
For organizers
For sponsors
1
Create your organization page
Sign in with your email and set up your page: name, logo, the events you run, and your audience.
2
Post your event
Share the event plan, dates and place, expected attendance, the support you need, and what sponsors get. Add priced tiers, like Gold ₩5,000,000, if you have them.
3
Receive proposals
Sponsors send proposals with a message, a tier, and an amount. Each proposal opens a private conversation.
4
Pick your sponsors
Shortlist, talk, and mark the proposals you agree to as Won. You can also browse sponsor posts and propose to sponsors yourself.
5
Run the event
Agree the payment and what each sponsor gets directly with them, in writing. Maple doesn’t handle payments yet.
6
Complete and review
After the event, mark the deal Completed. Both sides leave a 1–5 star review that shows on each other’s page.
Proposal statuses
New: The proposal just arrived.
Shortlisted: The owner of the post is interested.
In talks: Both sides are working out the details in messages.
Won: The deal is agreed.
Declined: Not a fit this time.
Completed: The event happened. Both sides can now review each other.
Does Maple take a cut of the deal?
Not during early access. Once payments launch, organizers pay a fee on cash deals paid through Maple (8%, or 5% for the first 6 months), taken from their payout. In-kind deals are free, and sponsors never pay a fee. The pricing page has the details.
Who sees my proposal?
Only you and the owner of the post. Proposals and messages are private.
Can individuals sign up?
No. Every account is an organization: an event organizer or a sponsoring company. The person who signs in stays private.
Maple
The sponsorship marketplace for events, starting in Korea.