Turn word of mouth into your best channel.
Find the athletes already using your gear, run your ambassador program, and track every sale they drive.
Kilian Korth securing M1 at Cocodona 250.
Kilian Korth securing M1 at Cocodona 250.
Your whole program in one place.
From a single ask to the posts and stories it earned.Sample data
Hosts6 on your roster · Sales over 90 days
Roster6
Maya LindqvistBoulder, CO
41.2K followers$6,840Jonah WhitakerGirona, ES
28.6K followers$5,120Priya NairBend, OR
33.9K followers$4,390Tessa MoreauChamonix, FR
19.4K followers$2,760Diego ArroyoAustin, TX
12.1K followers$1,980Kai NakamuraTruckee, CA
9.8K followers$1,240Pick hosts. Your whole roster in one list, with what each host has sold. Pick who you want and start a campaign from there.
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Ask your brand data anything, from Claude or ChatGPT.
Rendezvu connects to Claude, ChatGPT and the assistant in your console. Ask which hosts sold the most last month, what a campaign returned, or who to invite next. Every answer comes from your live sales, host and campaign data, and it can draft the next campaign for you to approve.Ask Rendezvu
How were sales last week?
Checked sales data
Sales are up 24% week over week. Your top hosts by revenue:RS
Riley Sutton$3,210DC
Devon Clarke$2,890Who are my top hosts?
What should our next opportunity be?
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Run your program through data, no guesswork.
Hosts connect Instagram once. Every post, reel and story they make for your campaign shows up with views and engagement from Meta beside the clicks, orders and revenue Rendezvu attributed to it, by host and by campaign. Spend and return in one view, with no screenshots and no spreadsheets.Reach
Spring Launch · 30D
Views
184k
+32%
Engagement
9.2k
Orders
212
Revenue
$18.4k
+41%
61k viewsReel
38k viewsPost
24k viewsStory
HostPostsViewsRevenue
RS
Riley SuttonDC
Devon ClarkeMK
Mara KesslerRun campaigns and pay for what works.
Invite verified athletes to a launch, a race or a season, set the deliverables, and track them to completion. Every attributed order is credited to the host who earned it, with commission, gifting and bonuses handled in the platform.Spring 2026 Launch
ACTIVE
Long-form gear review12
Race-day social post8
On-trail video clip5
Budget · $24,000Closes Apr 15
Everything you need to build, run and measure the program.
- Athlete discovery, scored for your brand
- Ambassador roster with per-host performance
- Gifting and personal discount codes
- Credits, flat fees and bonuses
- Race and event calendar for every athlete
- Branded Instagram story templates
- Messaging tied to each campaign
- Unlimited admin seats
What is Rendezvu?
Press & Partnerships
Athlete Discovery PartnerBroken Arrow SkyraceVisit brokenarrowskyrace.com
Athlete Discovery PartnerMammoth TrailfestVisit mammothtrailfest.com
Featured in Trailwaves“The Authenticity Economy: Rendezvu and the Next Wave of Trail Running Sponsorships”Seth LaReau · Read on Substack
On the Singletrack PodcastWhy expertise beats influenceWatch on YouTube
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FAQ
Still deciding how to structure your program? Book a demo and we'll walk through it.Book a demo and we will open your brand console. From there you search a curated network of verified outdoor athletes, guides, and coaches, add the right ones to your roster, set commission rates, and send your first opportunity. Everything runs inside Rendezvu, so there is no separate affiliate network to stand up first.
An affiliate program pays out on tracked links. An ambassador program adds the relationship on top of it: gifted product, paid campaigns, deliverables, and a standing roster of people who actually use your gear. Rendezvu runs both in one place, so a tracked affiliate link and a paid ambassador campaign report into the same revenue picture instead of two disconnected tools.
Programs stall when every ambassador is a spreadsheet row and a DM thread. Rendezvu gives each host a permanent profile with their own clicks, conversions, revenue, and commission rate, plus shareable invite links so athletes can join without manual onboarding. Opportunities let you brief a whole group at once, and messaging keeps every conversation attached to the work it belongs to.
Yes. Trail running is one of our core categories, alongside skiing, climbing, and fishing, and the network extends into road and ultra running, mountaineering, and backcountry travel. If you make gear, apparel, footwear, nutrition, or recovery products for outdoor and endurance athletes, there are hosts on Rendezvu already using your category in real conditions.
Every recommendation carries the host who made it. Clicks, conversions, and revenue roll up per host, per product, and per opportunity, so you can see which ambassador earned each sale rather than inferring it from a coupon. Hosts can also carry a personal discount code when you want an offline attribution path alongside the tracked links.
No. Rendezvu is the tracking, the roster, the campaign workflow, and the reporting. Brands that already run an affiliate program usually keep it for coupon and content publishers and use Rendezvu for the athlete side, where the value is the person making the recommendation rather than the placement.
Discovery scores a curated network against your brand affinity, sport, certification, region, and audience signal, so you are not sorting by follower count. Hosts are working outdoor and endurance professionals, and their credentials, results, and lived experience are the trust signal.
Yes. Opportunities support paid, gifted, and commission only structures, each with deliverables and a status workflow that runs from draft to live. Gifted product is tracked against the host who received it, so seeding shows up in the same reporting as every other program you run.
Your console opens on an AI assistant wired to your live data. Ask what your top hosts drove last month, which products are converting, or where a campaign stalled, and it pulls the numbers and shows exactly which data it checked. Full analytics sit underneath it: clicks over time, by host, by product, and by opportunity.