Campaigns and sponsorships
Understand how Sponsor funding connects a measurable objective to one or more community Missions.
A campaign is the agreement and measurement layer around a Sponsor-backed goal. It can fund one or more Missions, define a time window and audience, set a budget, and specify which verified outcomes count.
A sponsorship is the working relationship between the Sponsor, the community, and ZYNC’s platform rules. It should answer practical questions before launch:
- What outcome is being funded?
- Which Spaces and Members are eligible?
- What is the funded reward per qualifying completion?
- Which fees apply, and who pays them?
- What evidence can each party see?
- What happens to rejected, reversed, unused, or refundable funds?
Campaigns do not change the underlying Mission rules after Members begin. The community still owns the experience and moderation of its Space; the Sponsor receives only the access and evidence defined by the agreement.
ZYNC’s ratified campaign model uses flat fees, while the funded Member reward flows to qualifying Members. Rank may decide who falls inside a published top-N cutoff, but it does not create unequal payout curves among qualifiers.