Your runway. A year-round business.

Bring brands, placements, payments and shoppable collections into one system. Give every show a commercial life before the doors open and after the final look.

Recruit. Run. Sell. Repeat.

The brand, organizer and shopper each have a dedicated experience, connected through the same show. Your team can follow the handoff from application to collection.

Discover and recruit brands

Browse runway-ready brands by category, location, experience and availability. Invite selected labels or receive applications with their lookbooks.

Manage every placement

Publish package tiers, look counts, capacity, requirements and deadlines. Review applications, agree discounts and confirm the participating brands.

Move money in either direction

Collect brand placement fees or fund designer payouts. Invoices show the breakdown; paid funds are held until a Uni-ke reviewer releases the transfer.

Prepare a shoppable collection

Confirmed brands assign their products and complete payout and shipping setup. Your show gets a dedicated storefront with a controlled launch date and an accessible archive.

Release looks during the broadcast

Embed your YouTube broadcast and release shoppable looks from the organizer control room. Viewers can explore released products while the stream stays open.

Earn under brand agreements

Propose a referral commission to a brand you onboard, or offer a show-level sales commission for brands to accept. Qualifying platform orders route commission at fulfillment.

Your whole operation. One conversation.

Your next decision rarely lives in one tab. Ask Uni-ke's AI runway agent to bring together your shows, brand applications, billing, guests and live-commerce readiness, then turn that context into a useful next step.

Know who is coming. Keep the connection.

Manage your audience alongside brands and commerce. Configure free or paid ticket types, collect registrations, send private tickets and track who actually checks in. Uni-ke collects paid ticket revenue and holds it until an admin releases a transfer to your payout account.

The questions behind a good partnership.

What are we actually licensing?

The connected workflow for your brand pipeline, placements, invoices, designer payouts, product preparation and show storefronts. Annual pricing is scoped at the organization level. Explore event management, pilot live shopping and the Runway Agent preview during your walkthrough, with the agreed rollout and delivery commitments written into your proposal.

What can the runway agent help us with?

Ask for a show brief, application and portfolio reviews, billing reconciliation, attendee readiness, a live run-of-show checklist or bilingual invitation drafts. The agent can search current and older records your active runway partner account can access, including shows, brand relationships, invoices, payout batches, tickets, check-ins and commissions. It states the sources and any sample limits. Text and voice conversations are supported, with saved transcripts tied to your account.

Does the agent make changes or send messages for us?

The preview reads your accessible records and prepares recommendations, plans and drafts. Your team reviews and applies operational changes in the workspace, including publishing shows, accepting applications, sending invitations, handling payments, checking in guests and releasing live looks. Replies can take you directly to the relevant workspace section.

Is Uni-ke brand sourcing required?

No. Brand sourcing is an optional benefit alongside your annual platform license. You can run your shows with your own brand roster. If you want help filling additional placements, Uni-ke can source brands for your runway. The 10% finder’s fee applies only when a brand sourced by Uni-ke takes a paid placement, calculated on the standard placement price before discounts. Organizer-sourced placements have no finder’s fee under the agreed sourcing rules.

Where does the revenue opportunity come from?

Start with additional paid placements you can realistically fill. Then model an agreed commission on qualifying product sales through Uni-ke. Registration and consent-based contact exports support planning for future shows. Your actual demand, conversion, brand agreements and costs determine the result; the calculator is a planning tool, not a revenue commitment.

We already have ticketing. Why add Uni-ke?

Uni-ke connects the participating brand to its placement, invoice, product lineup and storefront. That is the commercial workflow to evaluate alongside your existing ticketing. Free RSVPs, paid general-admission tickets and organizer check-in are included in the event workflow. Reserved seating is separate scope.

Can we bring our own brands?

Yes. Bring your own roster, invite brands and manage their placements. Uni-ke sourcing is an optional benefit, and the 10% finder’s fee applies only when Uni-ke sources a brand for a paid placement. Organizer-sourced placements have no finder’s fee under the agreed sourcing rules. Confirm the source classification during onboarding; inviting an existing Uni-ke brand does not by itself make that brand organizer-sourced.

Can our show pay designers instead of charging them?

Yes. A show can either charge brands or pay them. The organizer issues and funds designer payout invoices, individually or in batches. Funding holds the money on the platform; a Uni-ke reviewer then approves its release to the designer’s connected payout account. Any payout fee is disclosed separately.

How are brands protected when commissions are agreed?

A referred brand confirms the proposed rate, or a participating brand accepts a show-level commission arrangement. Brand platform fees and processing also affect their proceeds, so review the complete fee stack together. The 5% used in the calculator is an illustration. Do not count the same sale twice under different commission arrangements.

Do we get attendee emails?

Yes. The Events & Attendees tab provides submitted names, emails, optional phone/company details, ticket status, check-in time and marketing preferences. Guests agree to event contact sharing at registration and choose future marketing separately. You can filter and export the contact list. Saving a calendar event alone does not share an email.

Does live shopping replace our video production?

Your production team operates the broadcast in YouTube. Uni-ke embeds that broadcast and lets the organizer release product looks. This is a pilot requiring a rehearsal; video delay, audience capacity and purchase flows must be reviewed for your event. Frame-synchronized drops and exact sales reporting per look are not current commitments.

What should we prepare for a proposal?

Bring your annual show calendar, participating brand count, placement prices, expected audience, current systems and the team running operations. We will walk through the platform, build a business case from your numbers and define the license, rollout, support and any event-management requirements in writing.

You create the occasion. Give it a business engine.

Bring your show calendar and commercial goals. We will show your team the platform, map the brand and audience journey, and build an annual proposal around your organization.

Annual licensing and any feature-delivery commitments are confirmed in a written agreement. Registration does not purchase a license.

Connect your show to brands and collections.

A show connects organizers, participating labels and an audience. Explore each part of that relationship.