Your body is your billboard.

Endurance athletes — HYROX, ATHX, Ironman and similar races — with at least 500,000 followers on one main channel and registered on the AGCOM influencer list at the relevant follower threshold (resolution 197/25/CONS).

Yes, you need a regular business position to receive the fee: a VAT number or, if you are an individual producing ongoing income, an equivalent tax status. BodyBid guides you through the choice before your first auction.

Through escrow on Stripe Connect. The brand pays when it wins the auction, the money is held and only released to the athlete after the race and delivery of the report. No payment happens on this landing page.

Yes. Temporary tattoos are supplied by Wanapix and comply with Regulation (EC) 1223/2009 on cosmetic products. They are not permanent and come off with soap and water.

It cannot not pay: the money is already in escrow when the auction closes. If the brand fails to complete payment within 48 hours, the win is cancelled and the spot goes back to the athlete.

Yes, always. The #ADV label is mandatory under the AGCOM guidelines, and the BodyBid contract makes it explicit. It protects both you and the brand.

Yes. Every bid goes through your approval before it is accepted, and you can turn down product categories or individual brands without giving a reason.

The escrow is refunded in full to the brand and the athlete does not receive the fee. If the race is postponed, the agreement carries over to the new date unless the parties agree otherwise in writing.

It depends on the auction and your follower count. The reference case raised $112,000 in a single race across 10 spots, with bids starting at $1,000 and doubling with every raise. For most athletes the range is €5,000-20,000 per race.