Brought to you by [your brand].

One four-second BROUGHT TO YOU BY card opens or closes the episode, labelled as a paid sponsor on screen and in every caption, on TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. Your logo and link sit on this site for the booked dates.

Send an inquiry See the rate card

The show

136 flags. One map. A new episode every day.

Map Rumble is a fictional territory-conquest series. Every US state, Canadian province and territory, Mexican state, and the nations and islands of Central America and the Caribbean fight on a flag map of North America with real borders. The loser of each battle is absorbed and its land changes flag, so the map is different every day.

Every day at 7 PM ET

One episode a day: two battles, under a minute. The same cut posts to TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts at the same time, so a sponsor card runs in all three feeds on the same evening.

136 local identities

Every state, province and island has a fan base. A viewer in Yukon, Jalisco or Barbados has a side, and a reason to come back the day their faction fights.

Seeded, saved, replayable

Every outcome is a weighted random draw under a published seed commitment. Results are saved, and anyone can replay the season when the seed is revealed. Nobody, sponsor included, picks who wins. That honesty is part of the pitch.

The numbers

Where it stands this week

Followers per app and the average views one episode gets across all three. Updated by hand every week from each app's own insights; before launch the tiles read "launching".

launchingTikTok followers

launchingInstagram followers

launchingYouTube subscribers

launchingAvg. views per episode, all apps

7Episodes per week

Updated before launch

Rate card

Three ways in

Prices are computed from the numbers above, in the open. One episode on all three apps costs the greater of $150 and $10 per 1,000 average views per episode. The view average already totals the three apps, so nothing is multiplied by three. A week is seven consecutive episodes at seven times the episode price, less 15 percent. Everything is rounded to the nearest $10.

One episode

launching

One card in one episode, on TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts, plus your logo and link on this site for that day.

The greater of $150 and $10 per 1,000 average views per episode, rounded to the nearest $10.

One week

launching

Seven consecutive episodes, the same card every night, plus your logo and link on this site for the whole week.

Seven times the episode price, less 15 percent, rounded to the nearest $10.

Season title sponsor

On request

Every episode of the season, the finale, and your logo on this site for the whole season. One sponsor, one season.

Quoted on the current numbers and the length of the season.

Payment. Upfront by card on a Stripe invoice, before the first airing. If a post is removed, the card is re-run in the next available episode as a make-good; it is never refunded in cash.

The deal

What you get, and what you never get

You get

The card: your logo and one line of up to 40 characters, four seconds, opening or closing the episode.
The words BROUGHT TO YOU BY on the card, and the same label in every caption.
Your logo and link on maprumble.com for the booked dates.
A weekly report of views per post, from each app's own insights.
Approval of the card artwork before it airs.

You never get

Any say in who fights, who wins, the ratings, the seed or the ledger.
Fan power purchases for a faction during your booking.
Unlabelled placement of any kind.
The show's name or marks in your own ads without written approval.

Off the table

What we don't take

The show has a young audience and a strict no-gambling line, so these categories are declined without discussion.

BettingCasinosLotteriesSweepstakesPrediction marketsCrypto and tokensAlcoholTobaccoVapingCannabisFirearmsPolitical campaigns and PACsSupplements or products with health claimsAnything aimed at children

Disclosure

How it's labelled

Every placement is marked as paid in the picture, in the caption and in each app's own disclosure tool. Labels are not optional and not negotiable.

On screen: PAID SPONSOR, visible for the full four seconds of the card.
Every caption: "Presented by [brand], paid sponsorship" as the second line, on all three apps.
TikTok: Branded-content disclosure switched on for the post.
YouTube: Paid-promotion disclosure switched on for the Short.
Instagram: Paid partnership label, naming your brand as the partner.

Inquire

Tell us about your brand

We reply by email with available dates, the card template and the invoice.