What would stop you from trying RoxSkin (https://roxskin.io/) this month? Be specific about how you handle this today. Also say the maximum you would pay per month in USD (0 if nothing).

Clara Hayesneutral

Honestly, the main thing that would stop me is the administrative side of things. I'm already juggling my marketing role, training for my first HYROX Doubles with Sarah, and trying to find local businesses to sponsor us. Adding another platform to manage, even if it's just for a few minutes of photos, feels like a lot right now. I'm currently handling sponsorship outreach manually through emails and Instagram DMs, which is time-consuming but I have it all in a spreadsheet. I'd need to be convinced this genuinely saves time and doesn't create more work. As for price, it says it's free to list and they only take a commission when a spot sells, with no card needed upfront. Given that, I wouldn't pay anything per month. My maximum would be $0 per month.

Simulated interest: 40/100

Luis Padbergnegative

The concept is interesting, but I have a couple of concerns. First, the statement about checking race rules for sponsor branding is a red flag. I need absolute clarity on what is permissible, especially with my upcoming HYROX Open race in Austin. Second, while the 3D avatar is a novel approach, I currently manage my brand leads and assets in Notion. Integrating this visually with my existing system or ensuring RoxSkin doesn't introduce data fragmentation is key. I'm currently using a combination of direct outreach and existing sponsorship platforms, and I need a solution that streamlines, not complicates, my workflow. I would not pay for this service, as it appears to be free with commission on sales, and the uncertainty around race rules is a significant blocker.

Simulated interest: 20/100

Sydney Trautmannneutral

The biggest hurdle for me right now is the manual effort involved in securing sponsorships. I'm currently collecting contacts, photo sizes, and logos by hand for my training group, and while this platform promises to simplify things, I'd need to see how it integrates with the brands we're already targeting. The idea of a 3D avatar and bidding is interesting, but I'm cautious about adding another layer of complexity. We're also a mixed-doubles team, and I'm not sure how the team sponsorship aspect works in practice. For now, the process itself feels like a lot to manage. I wouldn't pay a monthly fee for this; my maximum would be $0 per month.

Simulated interest: 40/100

Ekaling Devarneutral

The primary thing that would stop me is the uncertainty of actually securing sponsors. I currently manage outreach by leveraging WhatsApp and Google Sheets, which is a manual process but I control it. The idea of a 3D avatar is interesting, but I'd need to be sure it actually generates revenue, as my budget is tight. The fact that it's free to list and they only take a commission if spots sell is appealing, as it aligns with my financial approach. However, I would need to see concrete examples of sponsorships secured for HYROX races in India before committing any resources or time beyond the initial free avatar creation. I cannot estimate a monthly cost as the pricing is commission-based on sales, not a fixed monthly fee.

Simulated interest: 30/100

Garnier Huetnegative

This concept of brands paying athletes to wear their logos is interesting, but for our HYROX relay team, finding sponsors is something we're handling directly, mostly through emails and my spreadsheet. We're approaching local businesses in Lyon that align with our gym's community focus. The idea of a 3D avatar is novel, but the 5-minute scan and photo process seems like it would take time away from my already packed schedule, especially with coaching Léa and Marc. Plus, I'm not sure how receptive local businesses would be to this method compared to a more direct approach. I would pay $0 per month for this service.

Simulated interest: 10/100

Lena Maasneutral

The main thing that would stop me from trying RoxSkin this month is the timing. I'm currently juggling a full-time design job with training for a HYROX Doubles race, and my focus is entirely on that. I'm already using Notion to track potential sponsors, so adding another platform to manage feels like a lot right now. I'd need to see a clear benefit that outweighs the extra administrative effort. Currently, I'm handling sponsorship outreach by directly contacting companies via email and LinkedIn, which is already time-consuming. If RoxSkin could demonstrably simplify that process and bring in sponsors I wouldn't otherwise reach, I might consider it. However, given my current workload, I wouldn't pay for this service.

Andrea Legrosneutral

Right now, the biggest thing stopping me from trying RoxSkin is making sure I have enough time to set it up and then manage it. My nursing shifts are so unpredictable, and between training for my HYROX race and just trying to keep up with life, adding another administrative task feels tough. I'm also a bit wary about the brand restrictions mentioned – I'm focusing on local, health-aligned businesses, and I need to ensure those kinds of brands are even allowed to bid. Currently, I handle sponsorship outreach manually through my spreadsheet. Given that RoxSkin is free to list, I wouldn't pay anything upfront, but I'd be willing to consider a small monthly fee if it were highly effective, perhaps up to $10 per month, but only if it generated consistent revenue.

Simulated interest: 40/100

Santos Beattyneutral

My main concern with something like RoxSkin would be the administrative overhead. Right now, I'm juggling sponsor outreach, getting logo files, and arranging photos for my six HYROX athletes. Adding another platform to manage, even if it's meant to simplify sponsorship, feels like it could become another task on my plate. While the idea of brands bidding is interesting, I'd need to see how it integrates with what I'm already doing. My current process is a bit manual, using shared spreadsheets and group chats to keep everyone aligned. I'm not looking to pay a monthly fee for this; the race itself is the focus. If it truly simplified things and guaranteed a return for the athletes, maybe, but for now, I'm not prepared to pay for it.

Simulated interest: 10/100

Irene Armendáriz Carreraneutral

What would stop me? Honestly, the biggest hurdle is coordinating with my HYROX relay team. We're already juggling training and race logistics, and adding another platform to manage, even if it's for potential sponsorship, requires careful planning. I'm also a bit concerned about the restrictions on brand types – I'd need to ensure any potential sponsor aligns with our team's values and isn't something HYROX would flag. Right now, I handle potential sponsorships by reviewing bids on my phone, and I'd likely do the same here, but it needs to be efficient. I wouldn't pay anything per month for this, as it's presented as free with commission, which suits me perfectly.

Simulated interest: 50/100

Stanley Padbergnegative

My current method of managing sponsor outreach involves a meticulous spreadsheet where I track every interaction, potential lead, and agreement. This system has been refined over time and gives me a tangible, quantifiable overview. What would stop me from trying RoxSkin? Primarily, the administrative overhead of learning and managing yet another platform, especially when my current manual process is functional. I also need assurance that the time investment in creating the 3D avatar and managing auctions would yield a demonstrably better ROI than my existing methods. I'm skeptical of anything that adds complexity without clear, measurable benefits. I would not pay for this service.

Simulated interest: 10/100