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Brand partnerships that help families

Help keep Kindos free for families.

Kindos™ is designed to stay free, ad-free and subscription-free for families. We’re looking for carefully selected brands and strategic partners that can help support operating costs by creating real value around moments families already use—without monetizing children’s attention.

Free for familiesPartnership revenue helps support infrastructure and ongoing operating expenses instead of family subscriptions.
No child-targeted adsBrand relationships should add utility—not insert advertising into a child’s experience.
Parent-controlledPartnerships must respect family permissions, privacy and the role of parents or guardians.
Where partnerships can fit

Revenue tied to useful family moments.

These are example partnership areas—not reserved placements or promises. Every opportunity is reviewed individually for family relevance, privacy, child safety, technical fit and commercial viability.

⭐ Kindos Surprise sponsorships

Parent-claimed rewards or family benefits that can celebrate completed responsibilities without turning a child’s screen into ad inventory.

🛒 Shopping List commerce

Retail or affiliate relationships around items families already choose to buy, with clear links and no hidden paywalls.

💰 Allowance & money skills

Parent-controlled financial or allowance integrations that help kids learn saving, responsibility and practical money habits.

📚 Learning & education

Services or benefits that complement homework support, tutoring, studying and life-skill development.

🚗 Family activities & travel

Road-trip, family experience and entertainment opportunities that strengthen family time rather than interrupt it.

🧩 Strategic integrations

Technology, distribution or family-service integrations where both sides can solve a concrete family problem together.

Non-negotiables

Trust is more valuable than a placement.

✓ No child-targeted advertising✓ No selling children’s personal information✓ No subscription traps for families✓ No manipulative engagement mechanics✓ No partner access that bypasses parent control✓ No surveillance-first positioning✓ No guaranteed exclusivity without written agreement✓ No integration that compromises child safety
What a good fit looks like

Help fund the service by helping the family.

A strong Kindos partnership should reduce friction, improve a family outcome, provide a meaningful benefit or support the free product model without weakening privacy or trust.

Examples may include affiliate commerce, sponsored family rewards, family benefits, strategic integrations, distribution and other mutually agreed programs.

Partnership inquiry

Tell us where you see a fit.

Your submission is delivered to hello@getkindos.com for review.

hello@getkindos.com

Submitting an inquiry does not guarantee review timing, acceptance, compensation, sponsorship, product placement, exclusivity, launch timing, revenue, traffic, impressions, conversions or any other result. Any paid, affiliate, sponsored, integrated or commercial relationship requires a separate written agreement signed by authorized representatives of both parties.

Partnership FAQ

Common questions from prospective partners.

How can a brand partner with Kindos?

Brands can submit a partnership inquiry for affiliate commerce, sponsored family benefits, allowance or financial-skills integrations, education, family activities, distribution, strategic integrations or another family-first concept. Each opportunity is reviewed individually.

Does Kindos accept sponsorships?

Kindos is open to carefully selected sponsorship concepts when they add real value for families and support the goal of keeping the family experience free, privacy-first and free of child-targeted advertising.

Can a partner advertise directly to children in Kindos?

No. Kindos does not position children’s attention as advertising inventory. Partnership concepts must respect parent control, child safety and privacy.

Does submitting an inquiry guarantee a partnership or payment?

No. A submission is a non-binding inquiry. Any sponsorship, affiliate, integration, payment, exclusivity or other commercial arrangement requires separate review and a written agreement.