KingPool City Ambassador
About KingPool
KingPool is a sports social app launching in select cities this fall. Our core product — KingMap — is a live map that shows sports fans where their friends are watching games, which bars are packed, and what the atmosphere is like in real time. Think of it as the answer to the question every sports fan asks every Sunday: where is everyone watching?
We're building a small group of city ambassadors in each of our launch markets before we go live.
The Role
This isn't a traditional job — there's no quota, no script, and no hard sell. You share a unique referral code with people in your network who would genuinely use the app. Every person who downloads KingPool and checks in using your code earns you $10.
You share it however feels natural — your group chat, your Instagram story, mentioning it to friends before a game. You get paid when it works. Simple.
What You'll Do
- Share your unique KingPool referral code with your social network
- Represent KingPool authentically in your community — sports bars, watch parties, pregames, campus events
- Attend and help spread the word at KingPool gameday launch events in your city
- Provide occasional feedback on the product as an early user
What You Get
- $10 per activated download via your referral code
- Early access before public launch
- Insider Discord access — product updates, feature previews, ambassador community
- Flexible — works around your class schedule, no minimum hours
Who We're Looking For
- Currently enrolled at a college or university in one of our launch markets
- Socially connected — Greek life, sports teams, intramural leagues, large friend groups
- Genuine sports fan who watches games with groups of people
- Self-motivated — you don't need someone managing you to get things done
How to Apply
Send a brief note introducing yourself, what city you're in, and why you'd be a good fit. Include your Instagram handle if you have one. No resume needed — we care more about your social presence and genuine sports fan credibility than your GPA.