Sponsors

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Sponsors and the money they pay are one of the main sources of income for a club. New teams rely more on sponsorship money than on ticket sales from matches, as their supporter's base is rather small and takes up to a few seasons to reach an adequate level.

Weekly income can be seen at My Club > Club > Finances.

Denominations

Sponsors' mood levels Ten different mood levels (and picture associated to level)

Level Name Associated picture 10 Sending love poems to you 9 Dancing in the streets 8 High on life 7 Delirious 6 Satisfied 5 Content 4 calm 3 Irritated 2 Furious 1 Murderous

Sponsors' income

The sponsor income is a fixed weekly fee plus a potential bonus fee dependant on what sponsor objective the manager selects during the pre-season.

Sponsors' income = 185 * ( Fans number * Sponsors' mood / Division index ) + 27200

Division index

The index of team current division is a coefficient used to calculate the sponsors' income. It measures the success of the team over long term.

Division       Index    I 14.85 II 21.00 III 25.72 IV 29.69 V 33.19 VI 36.37

Influences on sponsor offers

These are the factors influencing the amount of money that team receives from sponsors:

• the fanclub size, meaning the fans number,
• the team's success over long term, meaning the index of team current division.

In the manual

This page or section requires updating. Some of its content is out of date or needs addition of new data. You can help Hattrick Wiki by updating this page or section. This is an extract from the Hattrick rules, Chapter 8 Revenues and expenses [...] Revenue [...] Sponsors: Each week you get a sum of money from your sponsors. Check the "Fans and sponsors" chapter for more info. {{From the manual|chapterhead=Fans_and_sponsors|chapternr=9|text= Both sponsors and fans control important sources of income. Therefore it is strongly advised to have a good relation with them and keep their mood up - it will pay off in the end. [...] Sponsors Sponsors prefer supporting a club sporting a good "image" to which they can be connected. The more successful your team is and the bigger your team’s fan club is, the better image (and the more sponsor money) you’ll get.