Limited Pilot Deployment Access
A controlled opportunity for select event owners and rights holders to activate Rivalry Commerce under a structured pilot framework.
Rivalry Commerce is offering a limited number of pilot deployments prior to standard commercial rollout. Pilot participation is structured, finite, and event-specific.
Purpose of the Pilot
The Limited Pilot Program is designed to validate lifecycle-aligned commerce execution, refine reporting and delivery mechanics, establish structured commercial benchmarks, and document deployment performance.
Validate Execution
Test lifecycle-aligned commerce across real event scenarios
Refine Mechanics
Optimize reporting and delivery based on pilot feedback
Establish Benchmarks
Create structured commercial performance standards
Document Performance
Measure and track deployment success metrics
Limited to Five Deployments
Only five (5) pilot deployments will be approved prior to transition to standard licensing structure. Once pilot capacity is reached, all new deployments follow standard commercial framework with revised pricing and revenue participation structure.
Hard Cap: 5 Deployments
Pilot access is strictly limited to five total deployments
Standard Framework After
All new deployments follow commercial licensing structure
Revenue Participation
Commercial terms apply after pilot transition
No Extensions
No additional pilot extensions will be offered
What the Pilot Includes
Event-Scoped Authorization
Commercial authorization limited to approved event or series only
Defined Lifecycle Windows
Pre-event, live runtime, and post-event delivery phases specified
Approved Revenue Surfaces
Defined commerce channels and revenue mechanisms
Structured Reporting Period
Defined reporting timeline for performance documentation
Pilot Commercial Framework
Pilot deployments operate under fixed pilot structure with defined reporting window and structured settlement timeline. Revenue participation adjustments apply after transition to standard structure.
Fixed Pilot Structure
Defined terms remain constant throughout pilot phase
Defined Reporting Window
Specified timeframe for measurement and documentation
Structured Settlement
Clear timeline and process for settlement and closeout
Revenue Adjustments
New participation model applies post-pilot transition
Pilot Eligibility
Pilot consideration is limited to authorized event owners, rights holders, and licensed commercial operators with verifiable event authority. Applications without event-level authority will not be approved.
Authorized Event Owners
Event organizers with full commercial control
Rights Holders
Entities with verified intellectual property rights
Licensed Commercial Operators
Authorized partners with documented event authority
Verifiable Authority
Documented proof of event-level decision-making power
Post-Pilot Structure
Upon completion of the pilot phase, standard licensing terms will apply with implemented revenue participation model. Pilot participation does not lock in permanent pilot pricing.
Standard Licensing Terms
Formal licensing agreements take effect post-pilot
Revenue Model Implementation
Standard participation structure becomes effective
Lifecycle Expansion Options
New capabilities may be introduced post-pilot
Pricing Adjustment
Standard commercial rates apply—pilot pricing does not lock in
Application Process
Submit Formal Inquiry
Complete pilot application with business context
Provide Event Details
Document event type, timing, audience, and objectives
Verify Commercial Authority
Demonstrate verifiable decision-making power for event
Complete Deployment Review
Undergo structured evaluation and approval assessment
Request Pilot Review
Apply for Limited Pilot AccessPilot capacity is capped at five total deployments.