Geomob is only possible thanks to our generous sponsors and venue partners.
Sponsoring Geomob is a low-effort, affordable way to reach the location based service developer community.
Sponsorship funds are used solely to defer the costs of events and the podcast, Geomob is not a "for profit" project.

Sponsorship options

Event sponsorship

You can sponsor a single event or a specific city/region for the year.
Size and frequency of events depends on the city/region. London and Berlin typically have 75-100 attendees, and 3-4 events per year.
Sponsors receive:
  • Logo and link on relevant event pages of the Geomob site.
  • A mention on our mastodon account before and after (in the summary thread) each event.
  • At the event:
    • Logo in the intro presentation.
    • Two minutes to address the audience at start of the event.
  • Most importantly: good geokarma.
Annual sponsors additionally receive:
  • Will be featured in edition of our monthly newsletter.
  • We will gladly share relevant announcements (for example open positions or events) with the Geomob community via our social media.
  • Mention on the podcast at time of annual renewal.
Event sponsorship costs:
  • For individuals: €300 annually
  • For organisations:
    • Eurozone: €200/event or €600 annually
    • UK: £200/event or £600 annually
Note: these terms apply to Geomob events run by the central Geomob coordinating team. Individual cities/regions, particularly smaller cities, may offer other terms.

Podcast sponsorship

Sponsors receive:
  • Sponsor announcement read by a host at the start of an episode, max 60 seconds
  • 4 consecutive episodes
  • Link in show notes
Sponsorship costs: €400

Becoming a global supporter

Global supporters receive:
  • Logo and link on all pages of the Geomob site.
  • Annual sponsorship of all events run by the central Geomob coordinating team
  • A podcast sponsorship package
Sponsorship costs: negotiable, minimum of € 3,000 annually.

Other possibilities ...

We welcome all ideas for deeper partnership that fit the Geomob ethos.
A great example is the audience-voted SplashMaps prize for best speaker.