Back a project your product depends on and your company gets a verified plaque on its wall — seen by every developer who lands there, for as long as you back it.
Public credit from the people who build what you run on. Names shown are examples.
A sponsorship you cannot point to is just an expense. This one you can: your company name and verified domain sit on the wall of a project your engineers use daily, in front of exactly the people you want to hire and sell to. The tenure counter keeps working for you — twelve months of visible support reads completely differently from a one-off cheque. And the practical part still holds: the dependency you rely on keeps getting maintained.
Back as a brand and your plaque carries your company name and your verified domain, so nobody can impersonate you.
Maintainers publish what each tier gets — logo placement, a mention in release notes, priority on issues. You see it before you pay.
Back enough and your plaque shows your position among their top sponsors.
Your profile lists every project you back — a page you can point at in a hiring post or a dev-rel report.
Back once, or monthly and cancel any time. Money goes straight to the creator’s own Stripe account — we never hold it — and the creator is the merchant of record, so your receipt comes from them.
Find a creator, pick an amount from $5, and your plaque goes up on their wall.