Video ROI
Paste a YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, X, or direct video link, or upload footage. SponsorFlo detects each sponsor’s logo, shows when it appeared, scores effectiveness, and estimates media value. Attach it as proof, or bring it to renewal.
Estimates from the footage you submit. Not audited broadcast ratings.
Play the clip, click a sponsor, and watch its detection light up on the frame, the timeline, and its scorecard. This is the screen you and your sponsors work from.
Illustrated clip and fictional sponsors. In the product, detections run on the footage you submit. See a sample analysis in the live demo.
Pick what you need to prove. Each run starts from the same link or upload.
Detections with timestamps and captured frames for each sponsor, ready to attach to the deliverable they prove.
The score reflects how prominently, how long, and how often a logo appears. Use it to decide which placements to keep, move, or reprice.
A center-court logo or jersey front in frame beats a board at the edge of the shot.
Seconds on screen add up. A patch in frame for most of a clip outscores a one-second flash.
Repeat appearances across a clip do more than one long moment when every sponsor shares it.
Example: a sponsor paid $50,000 for a courtside board, and the season’s analyses estimate $72,000 in media value. That’s the opening line of the renewal meeting.
Screens from our read-only demo workspaces: Sevens Rugby (a property) and Acme (a brand).


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It measures the value a sponsor gets from logo exposure in video. SponsorFlo detects sponsor logos in the clips you submit, shows when each one was on screen, scores effectiveness, and estimates media value, so you can show a sponsor what their placement was worth.
Paste a YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, X, or direct video link, or upload a file. Game broadcasts, event recaps, produced integrations, and social clips all work.
The brands detected, when each was on screen, an effectiveness score per brand, share of on-screen time, and estimated media value. Placement-and-engagement runs also include the post’s engagement.
It reflects how prominently, how long, and how often a logo appears in the clip. A center-court logo on screen for most of the clip scores higher than a board that flashes once.
No. Media value is an estimate from the exposure SponsorFlo detects in the videos you submit. Measurement firms like Nielsen Sports or Relo Metrics provide audited, league-wide broadcast measurement. Many properties use both.
Yes. Review the detections and captured frames, then share the report or attach it as proof on the deliverable.
In Brand HQ, results roll into the Performance view with impressions, reach, media value, spend, and cost per impression across every property the brand sponsors.
Analyses use credits included with your SponsorFlo plan. Your remaining credits show on the Media value screen.
Sponsorship video ROI analysis
The measurement of sponsor logo exposure in video content, including brand detections with timestamps, effectiveness scoring, share of on-screen time, and estimated media value. Used to prove that a contracted placement ran and to quantify its value for renewal conversations and portfolio reporting.
How logo detection, effectiveness, and media value work, and how to use them with sponsors. Sponsorship video ROI analysis measures the value a sponsor receives from logo exposure in video, so renewals start from proof instead of a promise.
Sponsorship video ROI analysis measures the value a sponsor receives from logo exposure in video. Instead of telling a partner their logo appeared during the game, you show which brands were detected, when each was on screen, how effective each placement was, and what the exposure was worth in estimated media value. SponsorFlo runs this on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and X links, and on uploaded files, so you can measure any content where a sponsor logo appears.
AI scans the video you submit and identifies sponsor logos wherever they appear: a jersey, a courtside LED board, a press-conference backdrop, or an end card in a YouTube video. Each analysis returns the brands detected with timestamps and frames, an effectiveness score per brand, and estimated media value. You review the detections before sharing, then export a report or attach the result to a deliverable.
Paste a YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, or X link, so you don’t need to download the file first. Or upload a file directly, which is useful for game broadcasts, event recaps, and produced integrations that aren’t published yet. A single clip or a longer broadcast both work.
Compare the media value a sponsor received with what they paid. Collect the footage where the logo appeared, analyze each video, then export a report that shows detections and estimated media value next to the contract value. If a sponsor paid $50,000 for a courtside board and the season’s analyses estimate $72,000 in media value, you have a clear case for renewing or expanding the package.
Each analysis returns the brands detected, when each was on screen, share of on-screen time, an effectiveness score that reflects how prominently, how long, and how often the logo appeared, and estimated media value. Placement-and-engagement runs add the post’s engagement. Export the report for the sponsor, or use it internally to see which placements deliver the most value.
Brands that buy sponsorships across several teams or events need video ROI in the context of the whole portfolio. In Brand HQ, the Performance view shows impressions, reach, media value, spend, cost per impression, and deliverable completion across every property. A partnership manager can compare the value of a courtside board at one venue with a jersey patch at another and decide where next year’s budget goes.
Measurement firms such as Nielsen Sports and Relo Metrics provide league-wide broadcast ratings, panel-based audience data, and currency-grade measurement. SponsorFlo runs logo detection on the specific videos you submit and estimates media value from the exposure it finds. The two work together: a measurement firm values the wider media landscape, while Video ROI proves the placements in your contract.
When a jersey patch sponsor asks how much screen time their logo got in the broadcast. When an LED board buyer wants proof their rotation ran during the home opener. When a YouTube integration sponsor wants media value from the published video before signing again. When a brand needs to compare media value across properties to set a budget. And ahead of any renewal meeting.
Lead with evidence. Share the season’s analyses a few months before the contract ends, alongside the deliverables you fulfilled. If estimated media value exceeded the fee, that’s the case for renewing at a higher rate. If a placement underperformed, say so and propose a make-good or a different package. Either way, the conversation starts from shared data.
Every sponsorship contract lists deliverables: board rotations, a jersey placement, a social post, a broadcast mention. SponsorFlo tracks each with a status, due date, and proof, and Video ROI supplies clip-level proof where screen time matters. Sponsors see their deliverables and proof through a shared partner portal link, so they know what ran without waiting for a recap deck.
A sample clip, on-screen seconds, and the media value inputs
Learn moreFeatureExtract deliverables from contracts and track fulfillment
Learn moreSolutionCompare spend with media value across your sponsorship portfolio
Learn moreFeatureTrack pipeline, deliverables, and partner performance in one dashboard
Learn moreSolutionSell, deliver, and prove sponsorships for teams and leagues
Learn moreSee a sample analysis in the live demo.