GOME Facility
BLUEJAYS SportsPartnership pitch 2026
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We are looking for a new setup partner for our event and esports bootcamp location in Rosdorf. AutoFull already feels visually native in our environment. The opportunity is not abstract sponsorship. It is a real replacement opening for chairs, desks, long-session ergonomics, visible product presence, and ongoing creator, team, and event use. Commercially, the case is already tangible: our current operating snapshot points to roughly 3,000 yearly visitors across events and regular bootcamp bookings, alongside an annual booking rate of about 88% across fun teams, semi-professional teams, pros, birthdays, bachelor parties and related group formats. That means repeat impressions, repeated product usage, and real lead-generation potential instead of one-off logo visibility.
Premium long-session seating for scrims, bootcamps, event formats and creator days.
Visible ergonomic surfaces for competitive play, multi-hour sessions and content staging.
Our DXRacer contracts have come to an end. That creates a concrete opening for a new supplier across our Event and E-Sport Bootcamp location. AutoFull can step into a role that is visible every day, functional in every session, and highly legible in content, community and on-site experience. In practical terms, this means showroom presence, repeat product contact, QR-driven lead capture, and offer-based conversion rather than passive awareness alone.
On AutoFull’s official EU homepage the brand is positioned around gaming chairs, ergonomic performance, champion-level trust, craftsmanship and long-term confidence. That maps naturally onto an esports bootcamp and event environment where the setup is part of the product experience itself. The timing matters: there is a real replacement need, a visually proven fit inside the location, and a partner model that can move from awareness into leads, appointments and offer-driven follow-up. Source
These visuals are the key argument. They show how naturally AutoFull chairs and desks can define the setup language of the location: premium, performance-oriented, creator-friendly and camera-ready.
The value is not limited to one product corner. The room itself becomes the sales argument: booking groups arrive, spend long sessions on site, stay overnight, move through the setup, create content and repeatedly encounter the partner visually and functionally. That turns the facility into a real-world showroom instead of a one-off branding surface. The 3D location overview makes that clearer by showing how the gaming area, rooms and shared spaces form one partner-ready environment.
For AutoFull, the relevance is not generic reach. It is a concentrated audience fit: digitally native people who notice setup quality, spend long hours in gaming and work-play environments, and are highly responsive to products that shape comfort, identity and visual atmosphere.
Casual and ambitious friend groups that book the facility for shared gaming, competition, content and memorable room experiences.
Teams that care about comfort, setup quality and a room atmosphere that supports longer structured sessions.
High-intensity users for whom desks, chairs and room ergonomics need to feel credible under pressure.
Streamers, editors and social-native personalities for whom the visible setup becomes part of the content identity.
Celebration formats create extra visitor flow, visual sharing and playful offer mechanics that can be tied to posters and QR touchpoints.
Brands, visitors and collaborators who experience the products in a real location rather than in a generic sales deck alone.
AutoFull’s own site highlights gaming chair leadership, champion-level trust, ergonomic support and product confidence backed by warranty, support and testing claims. That makes the brand especially suitable for a facility where chairs and desks are not background objects but central elements of the actual experience. Source
GOME Facility positions itself as a premium esports bootcamp and event location in Rosdorf for groups of 5 to 10 people, with overnight stay, high-end gaming setup, fibre internet and a full kitchen. Its official site currently describes ergonomic setups with DXRacer chairs and 160×80 gaming desks, which is exactly why the end of that contract creates a meaningful supplier opening. In addition, the current commercial snapshot behind this pitch points to roughly 3,000 yearly visitors across events and standard bootcamp bookings, with an annual booking rate of about 88% across fun teams, semi-pro teams, pros, birthdays, bachelor parties and adjacent formats. Source
Yearly visitors across events and recurring bootcamp bookings.
Approximate annual booking rate across the full demand mix.
People per booking on site. Source
Fun teams, semi-pros, pros, birthdays, bachelor parties and partner/event guests.
BLUEJAYS Sports describes itself as an esports organisation founded in 2010, with teams, community activity, events and an open partnership posture. That strengthens the AutoFull opportunity beyond furniture supply by adding team association, creator moments, event formats and community-level storytelling. Source
This is not a logo-first proposal. It is a supplier case with everyday product visibility, repeated real-world usage, stronger sales storytelling and concrete lead opportunities through QR flows, offer mechanics and partner follow-up.
Guests do not just notice the setup once. They sit in it, test it over time and connect comfort and performance directly with the brand.
QR touchpoints, posters and partner offers can move interest into landing pages, appointment requests and measurable contact moments.
AutoFull can point to a real esports and event venue where the products are integrated, visible and camera-ready in everyday use.
BLUEJAYS content, recap assets and follow-up communication extend the partnership beyond the room and beyond the first meeting.
AutoFull can shape the most camera-relevant areas of the facility for room tours, partner visits, social content and creator production.
The brand shows up during bootcamps, event stays, birthdays, bachelor parties and partner-facing sessions instead of only at one event moment.
Players, community touchpoints and recap content give the setup a more credible esports narrative and more reasons to follow up commercially.
The strongest version of the partnership is not just visual outfitting. It is a conversion system: posters create the first cue, QR codes capture intent, special offers translate attention into action, and follow-up touchpoints extend the commercial value beyond the room itself. That makes the partner presence easier to explain internally because visibility and conversion sit in the same logic.
Event visitors, bootcamp guests and booking groups meet the partner inside a high-dwell environment.
QR codes on desks, posters, entry visuals and key room touchpoints open directly into partner landing pages or offer mechanics.
Limited codes, bundle offers, booking-only deals or event-week incentives create measurable reasons to act immediately.
Post-visit mails, recap posts, BLUEJAYS content and retargetable traffic can keep the partner relevant after the physical visit.
Instead of hiding the offer online only, QR codes can sit where attention already exists: on posters, booking counters, partner corners, desk areas, showcase zones and event communication surfaces.
Examples include GOME-only bundles, bootcamp-week codes, event-limited price drops, visitor incentives or creator-linked offer codes that make the partnership commercially legible.
Posters can frame the partner story, communicate ergonomic benefits, route into QR actions and visually standardise the room so the brand reads consistently in-person and on camera.
Once scanned, the next step can lead into showroom appointments, test placements, booking-linked offers, mail capture, partner follow-up or post-event conversion campaigns.
There is a real supplier opening, a visually proven fit, and a location in which the products would be seen, used and remembered. We would be glad to walk AutoFull through the environment, the replacement logic, the demand figures, the ROI case and a concrete activation setup including QR-based offers, poster placements and showroom follow-up in a short conversation.