Prism Sports Intel pricing

Prism offers a private, source-backed intelligence workspace for sports-business professionals. Event intelligence membership is $297 per month. Prism Access for one person is $97 per month. Property and event-organiser options are available on the membership page.

Event intelligence membership — $297/month

Follow monitored sports industry events and sessions, read source-linked updates, and consult corporate and executive records when deeper context is useful.

Prism Access — $97/month

Follow sports-business news and research company profiles with an individual Prism account. Credits for writing sales pitches are billed separately.

Event organiser membership

Offer attendees a Prism-powered guide to the organiser’s event, with published agenda, speakers, sponsors, exhibitors, people to meet and related public Radar deals. The attendee view does not include monitoring of other event editions.

Frequently asked questions

How is Prism different from LinkedIn?

LinkedIn is a broad professional network built around profiles, posts and connections. Prism is a focused event intelligence ticker: short, source-backed updates that tell you what is happening in the room without the self-promotion, scrolling, or noise. Still using LinkedIn? Intellivent adds a clean, source-linked hover card with company and event context, so you can check the signal without wading through the rest of the feed.

Why use Prism in ChatGPT instead of asking ChatGPT directly?

ChatGPT can answer broad questions on its own. Prism adds a focused, structured set of sports-business event records: dated, reviewed events; confirmed speakers and attendees; and organisations with confirmed event roles. Its searches link to the public sources behind those records, so you can trace the evidence instead of repeating broad searches and assembling it yourself. Prism complements ChatGPT; it does not guarantee every answer, so check the sources when the decision matters.

How does Prism make event websites more useful?

Event websites are built for programmes, registration, and rich event presentation. Prism is built for the decision-maker who needs the short version: who is doing what, why, when, and where. The brief updates as eligible evidence arrives, while the original source remains available to inspect. It does not invent contacts or turn evidence into outreach instructions.

How is Prism different from Crunchbase?

Crunchbase is valuable for company, funding and investor information across industries. Prism is focused on the sports ecosystem and its commercial record: partnerships, sponsorships, events, organisations, executive movements and dated statements. It preserves source and certainty so the record can be assessed.

Is Prism another WhatsApp group or chat platform?

No. Prism is not another conversation to follow. It keeps the current, source-backed event signal in one quiet workspace instead of asking you to chat, scroll, or search through a group for the one fact you need.

Is Prism an outreach or CRM tool?

No. Prism is not an outreach treadmill, mass-email tool or CRM. It does not generate, send or coach pitches. It gives members an evidence-led record to support their own decisions and conversations.

What if the lane, event or intelligence I need is not already there?

You can request Prism to enrich a specific commercial lane, event, organisation, executive or intelligence question on demand. The new record is added to your private workspace with its available evidence.

What do I get as a member?

You get a private event intelligence workspace that is useful before, during, and after an event. Follow an event or session, read its brief as it updates, inspect the source behind a line, and add the event or session to your calendar. Corporate and executive records remain available when you need deeper context; the default experience stays concise.

Can I see the workspace before I join?

Yes. Book a free demo and we can pull up an event room, corporate dossier and commercial record live, including the distinction between confirmed facts, reported items and evidence gaps. There is no commitment and no pitch deck.