Partnership
How partnerships
work.
What we bring. What you bring. Who owns what when we’re done. How the deal is structured. Plain English, no surprises, no “contact us for pricing” smoke. The first call goes to your IP.
What we bring
The whole platform, on day one.
Everything below is proven in live partner deployments. You pick it up and point it at your IP.
The patent-pending engine
The chassis
The lens
The pack ceremony
Set hero compositions
Social-ready sharing
The studio library
Accessibility from the start
Our ongoing engineering
What each of these covers →
The engine
Cards that respond to your hand like real objects. Foil, shine, video scrub, fire that floats over the art. 33+ shipped card treatments to start from.
The chassis
A full collection platform — browse, filter, owned vs locked state, daily routine, notifications, share kit, marketplace integration, profile editor, achievements, stats.
The lens
The viewer collectors live inside. Seven compass styles, a thumb pad for tilting, quick actions, slideshow, autoplay, full controller support.
The pack ceremony
Six-beat opening with layered audio, mobile 2-1-2 reveal, accessibility captions for deaf collectors, batch multi-pack with cross-batch chase detection.
Set hero compositions
Seven editorial templates for the first impression of every set you ship. Each reads like a magazine cover built around your art.
Social-ready sharing
Every shareable moment has a finished server-rendered artifact in Link / IG Square / IG Story format. Recipients see the card itself before they ever tap.
The studio library
A curated library of card treatments, hero templates, layout presets, compass variants, reveal animations, and audio cues you can pick from on day one.
Accessibility
Cue captions for deaf collectors. Full gamepad nav with PS5 glyphs. Reduced-motion respect across every subsystem. A one-tap motion permission flow on iOS.
Our ongoing engineering
We keep building. Your deployment picks up engine improvements without a re-deploy from your side.
What you bring
The IP. The voice. The audience.
The platform is ours. What goes on it is yours.
Your IP and brand
Your card art
Your brand voice
Your auth (when ready)
Your audience
Your editorial team
What each of these covers →
Your IP
Licensed sports collections, entertainment franchises, original characters, achievement systems, sponsor properties, loyalty drops. If it's worth collecting, TiltView can render it.
Your card art
Whatever shape it lives in today — a single flat image per card, foil-ready art, or full video. We don't require a specific input shape; the engine adapts.
Your brand voice
Every user-visible word can be yours — labels, buttons, even what we call a pack. Set accent colors, fonts, chrome tint. What collectors see is your brand, top to bottom.
Your auth
Your existing accounts, your loyalty program, your store login. Your sign-in, your backend — wired in at the start; every screen follows.
Your audience
You bring the collectors. We bring the canvas they collect on.
Your editorial team
For sets with hero compositions, your designers fill the slots in the studio. For card art, your art team ships assets straight through — everyone gets the access their role needs. We equip the creative team you already have.
Who owns what
The short version: you own yours, we own ours.
Settled up front, so the boundary question never slows the deal down.
You own your cards. Your brand. Your collector data. Your editorial. Your assets.
We own the platform. The engine. The chassis. The patent filing.
You can leave with your IP. Always.
The longer version of each line →
What stays yours
Everything you ship into the deployment is yours. Your catalog, your art, your collector accounts, your marketplace integration, your editorial copy, your set hero compositions. We don’t take ownership of anything you bring to the partnership.
What stays ours
TiltView, CollectionVault, the interaction model, the choreography and the engine, the authoring tools, the patent filing — these stay with Nexus Game Theory. Partnership grants you a license to use them under the agreement; it doesn’t transfer ownership.
The off-ramp
If a partnership ends, you take your catalog, collector data, art, and editorial with you. Nothing of yours gets held hostage. The platform stays ours; what you put on it stays yours. Off-ramp terms are in every agreement.
How the deal looks
A few standard shapes. None of them surprising.
Three common structures. We start from how your business runs and pick the shape that fits it.
Structure 01
License + royalty
Structure 02
Build + revenue share
Structure 03
Custom drop
What each structure fits →
01 · You run it
Annual platform license + a per-collector or per-pack royalty. Fits brands with their own audience and infrastructure who want the engine and chassis under their own roof. We support; you run.
02 · We run it with you
We build the deployment and run it; we share the upside with you. Fits brands and IP holders who want to launch a collection product without standing up the infrastructure. Lower upfront cost, longer-term partnership.
03 · One campaign, then decide
A bounded engagement to ship a specific campaign — a championship drop, a sponsor activation, a limited-event collection. Fixed scope, fixed timeline. Fits brands testing the format before a longer commitment.
Specific pricing and royalty rates get settled in that first conversation. We’d rather understand your scale and audience before we put numbers on a page.
The day-one library
You don't start from a blank page.
You start from a library five years deep, so launch week belongs to your brand.
33+ card looks
7 hero templates
6 stack layouts
7 lens compasses
4 reveal styles
10 hover moods
What inheriting it means for you →
The whole shelf is yours on day one. Your designers pick what fits the property, re-skin it in your accent colors and type, and the deployment reads as your brand before the first card ships. Anything we add to the library afterward lands in your deployment too.
Evaluate without giving us anything
Kick the tires without a single integration.
The full product runs in a browser with demo personas — day-one collector, mid-journey, finished showcase — no account, no backend, nothing to send us.
Branding
White-label, co-brand, or full TiltView — your call.
The deployment’s branding posture is a setting, not a re-engineering.
What each posture looks like →
Some partners want the deployment to read entirely as theirs — their brand, their domain, no visible TiltView attribution. We do that.
Others want the “Powered by TiltView” attribution because their audience trusts the underlying technology. We do that too.
Same code, same chassis either way — and if you change your mind a season in, moving between postures is a switch we flip.
White-label
No TiltView branding visible to collectors. Footer attribution optional. Your domain, your brand, your everything.
Co-brand
"Powered by TiltView" attribution in the footer. Some partners want this — the technology brand carries trust.
Full TiltView
For brand drops that ship under the TiltView name itself (rare, but it happens). Your IP, our brand, joint venture treatment.
Timeline
From first call to first drop, measured in weeks.
Discovery and capability mapping take about two weeks. Concept and build run six to ten weeks depending on scope. Drops and evolution are ongoing.
See the full processLet’s talk about your IP
The deal is the easy part. Your IP is the conversation.
Bring us what you have, tell us what you want to ship, and we’ll come back with the structure that fits.