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Sponsors let you put the businesses backing your event on the event page, each with a logo and a link to their site. For a community event, this is often what the sponsorship money is actually buying. The block sits on the second step of the event wizard, directly below Donations.
Sponsors panel with Enable Sponsors switched on, listing TixFix, StyleIQ and Bay Area Tech Solutions with their logos and URLs, above an Add Sponsor button

The Sponsors block with three sponsors listed, each with a logo, name and website link

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Turn on sponsors

1

Open the event's ticket step

From Events, open the event’s ⋯ menu, choose Edit, and click Update and Continue to reach the Almost There! screen.
2

Scroll to the Sponsors block

It reads Feature your event sponsors with their logos and links.
3

Switch on Enable Sponsors

The list and the Add Sponsor control appear.

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Add a sponsor

Add Sponsor dialog headed Sponsor Details, with a required sponsor name field, a logo upload area accepting PNG, JPG or GIF up to 10MB, and a sponsor website link field

The Add Sponsor dialog

1

Click Add Sponsor

The Sponsor Details dialog opens: Provide information to showcase your sponsor on the event page.
2

Enter the sponsor name

Sponsor Name is the only required field. Use the name the sponsor uses publicly, not an internal shorthand.
3

Upload their logo

Drag a file in or click Upload a file. PNG, JPG or GIF, up to 10 MB.
4

Add their website link

Sponsor Website Link takes a full URL, for example https://www.example.com. This is what a sponsor gets most value from, so it is worth chasing.
5

Click Add Sponsor

They appear in the list with their logo, name and URL. A pencil edits an entry and a trash icon removes it.

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Getting the logos right

A sponsor logo is supplied by someone else, which means it arrives in whatever shape they had to hand.
  • Ask for a square or near-square file. The list renders logos in a small square tile, so a wide banner logo shrinks to something unreadable.
  • Prefer PNG with a transparent background. A JPG carries a white box that shows against the tile.
  • Check it at actual size, not zoomed in. If you cannot read the name in the list, neither can an attendee.
  • Keep well under 10 MB. A large file slows the event page for people on phones at a venue.
Ask every sponsor for their logo and URL in the same message you confirm the deal. Chasing assets the week of the event is the usual way sponsors end up missing from the page they paid to be on.

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Sponsors and the rest of the event

Sponsors are per event, not per organizer. A sponsor backing three of your events is added to each one, which also means you can list different sponsors for different events without them bleeding across. The block sits alongside two other optional additions on the same step: None of them are required to publish. See Publish and visibility when you are ready to go live.
Still stuck? Email contact@tixfix.ai with your event name and a screenshot.