Agent helped bring Peterbot to ESPN.
The conversation moved from gaming circles into mainstream sports debate.
We find gamers and creators before the market does.
Then we build the media, brand access, and owned revenue around them.
82M+Content views
150K+YouTube followers
3xWorld champions
The proof is visible.
World champions, ESPN, NFL ownership, brand activations, creator campaigns, and celebrity IP.
NFL star Dexter Lawrence joined Agent.
The New York Giants All-Pro gave Agent real sports credibility outside the gaming bubble.
Coca-Cola and Six Flags chose Agent.
Brand activations became proof that the audience and talent had real commercial pull.
Nike and Jarritos bought into the audience.
Agent's roster media turned competitive talent into a channel brands could use.
Hulu and Family Guy chose Agent talent.
A creator activation showed brand demand was still alive before the esports relaunch.
Agent won on the world stage.
Cooper won the Fortnite Global Championship Series in Copenhagen with the Agent jersey on camera.
Scottie Pippen and Tyrese Gibson launched with Agent.
Celebrity IP, Fortnite maps, and brand placements became another operating layer.
The business model.
Find talent early. Build the audience. Sell access. Turn the audience into owned revenue.
01
Talent rights
Sign gamers and creators early before their market value rises.
02
Media
Turn players into shows, clips, storylines, YouTube, and TikTok.
03
Brand deals
Sell access through jerseys, content, streams, events, and creators.
04
Studios
Build Fortnite maps and digital experiences brands can live inside.
05
Academy
Create a youth pipeline for coaching, colleges, teams, and future pros.
06
Agency
Represent creators and competitors, then earn across deals and campaigns.
Next Step
If you see the overlap, reach out.
This is quick context before a real conversation around sports, media, creators, brands, youth gaming, and where gaming culture is going next.