What you see when you open your producer page
Public producer pages can show received events and results. Additional relationship views appear only for seats covered by individually reviewed and agreed terms.
Apply to the producer program
Two screens, and a tab strip between them
Everything below lives in two places. Your own producer page carries the attendee work, behind a tab strip that only appears for people on your access list, and the program page carries your links, your traffic and your statements.
There is nothing to install and no dashboard to configure. The events you have already run are what fill these screens in.
Nobody outside your seats sees any of it. The public half of your producer page stays exactly as it is.
Apply, agree, review
- Step 1
Apply to the program
- Step 2
Agree on individually reviewed terms
- Step 3
Review the relationship record
Every screen, in the order you meet them starting on your own producer page
- 01
Attendee intelligence
Sign in on a seat and a new section appears under your events. Everyone else, including gyms and parents reading your results, sees the page without it.
- 02
Top gyms
The tab you land on. Every gym that competed at your events, with its team count, its routine count and how many of your events it entered. Sort by any of them.
- 03
Geography
The same attendee list plotted on a map, so a cluster you have been serving for years and a state you barely reach stop being an impression.
- 04
Retention
Returning, new and churned, measured against the prior season. Underneath, the loyalty split: how many gyms came to one of your events, how many came to two, how many came to three or more.
- 05
Prospects
Active gyms inside your footprint states that did not attend, ranked by distance to your nearest event. Each row carries website, Instagram, phone and email.
- 06
Event producers
The landscape map. Every public competition on FullOut, color coded by producer, over a national layer of where gyms are actually competing. This is the markets you are not in, drawn.
- 07
Your links and codes
The program page opens with your referral link and your promo codes. A free signup through them stays credited to you even if that person upgrades months later.
- 08
Per event campaign links
A separate link for each event, so the entry email for one weekend and the results post for another are counted apart instead of together.
- 09
Traffic and conversions
Clicks on each link, and what those clicks turned into. Read it during a season rather than after it.
- 10
Monthly statements
One row a month showing what you earned against your minimum. We compute the statement, then a person on our side settles it with you.
- 11
Seats
Five of them. Owner, full, and analytics only, each carrying the Pro plan on that person's own account. The money is hidden from an analytics only seat, so a sales hire can work the prospect list without seeing your terms.
See the attendee picture take shape
Choose a screen to see the questions your team can answer after an event, before you decide what to do next.
Start with who came
Rank the gyms that competed at your events by teams, routines and event appearances.
Every gym that competed with you
Your own attendee record, ranked, with retention and the gyms in your markets that have never entered sitting beside it.
The three tabs seats live in
Geography and the landscape map are the ones you show someone. These are the ones you work.
| What it does | See it liveSee it live |
|---|---|
| Every gym that competed with youTeams, routines and events per gym, sortable, and mapped on the next tab over. | Browse event producers |
| Who came back, and who quietly did notReturning, new and churned against last season, with the one, two, and three or more loyalty split under it. | No public example |
| The gyms that have never enteredRanked by distance to your nearest event, each with website, Instagram, phone and email on the row. | No public example |
Keep the record connected
Without a connected path
Without an agreed relationship view, event weekends remain separate records.
With FullOut
Use an agreed relationship view across events and seasons.
See your own season on these screens
Tell us about the events you run. We will review the application individually and discuss whether an agreed producer relationship is available.