Venue Partner Program | Osiris Infrastructure
Founding Partner Designation

The Network Being
Built Around These
Shops Needs
Somewhere To Go.

The 4x4 specialist who just finished a crawler build. The powersports shop that just handed over a built Maverick. The diesel performance anchor who just dropped a compound turbo setup. Every one of those customers is standing next to a vehicle that exists because of what a shop in this network built — and they are ready to use it.

Osiris is building the infrastructure that connects those shops to where the builds go next. We are looking for a small number of venues that want to be named in that network before the calls start coming.

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Partner Categories

Four Categories.
Each With a Distinct Role.

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Trail Parks

Off-Road Trail Parks

The official destination for the Osiris network. The park where customers who complete qualifying builds receive complimentary day passes. The place the anchor network points to when a customer asks where to take the new rig.

One designation per year. Geographic relevance to the network's active markets determines priority. The first year candidate is in Texas.

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Motorsport

Tracks & Road Courses

Performance event venues for the annual regional competition structure. Road courses, drag strips, and autocross facilities within range of the markets the network operates in.

The track that hosts the performance leg of the annual competition circuit — where shops compete for their vertical's title in front of the community they built for.

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Events

Municipal Event Infrastructure

Large-format venues for static display and car show events — the family-accessible leg of multi-day regional gatherings. Facilities with a documented history with large-scale automotive events.

The kind of venue that doesn't strain under six-figure foot traffic because it was built for it.

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Public Lands

Statewide Trail Designations

State-managed OHV areas and public trail systems with institutional program managers. The relationship here is different from private park ownership — shared content, referral co-operation, and community infrastructure rather than a direct pass program.

A different conversation than the other three categories, but a real one.

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Before The Network Grows

Day One Value.

We write about your venue better than you write about yourself. Not because we're better writers. Because we're not selling anything.

The content that ranks for trail parks, race tracks, and motorsport venues is almost never written by the venue itself. Operators write marketing copy. What earns search rankings is what enthusiasts actually look for: obstacle ratings, what rigs belong on what trails, what to expect on a first visit, how the terrain compares to similar venues, what build level is required before attempting a specific line.

That content exists on the Osiris Auto Guild — our consumer-facing directory — written about venues we believe belong in the network. It is written from an external perspective. It is reference material, not advertisement. It does not exist because a venue paid to be included. It exists because we built it for the enthusiast community, and it serves that community better than anything the venue would write because we are not trying to fill their parking lot — we are trying to help someone decide whether their rig is ready for the hardest obstacle on the property.

What this means on day one, before a single network shop is signed: pages about your venue that rank for your trails, your events, and your name. Written with the authority of an outside observer. Published on a domain being built specifically for this community.

You do not pay for these pages. They exist because we built the network they belong to.

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As The Network Grows

What The Network Delivers.

When the network reaches scale, the designation changes character.

Every Osiris network shop delivers a complimentary day pass to customers who complete a qualifying build. This is not a loyalty punch card or a discount voucher sent to a mailing list. It is issued automatically at job close — when a build crosses the qualifying threshold, a pass generates and delivers to the customer within the hour. Digital pass delivered by text. Printed pass included at vehicle pickup.

The person who arrives at your park on an Osiris-issued pass just spent between $2,500 and $20,000 building the vehicle they are about to run on your trails. They are not a general recreation consumer who spotted a deal. They built a rig specifically to be somewhere like here — and this pass is the reason they chose here over anywhere else.

Osiris negotiates pass rates at the network level. Individual shops never approach you. That conversation happens once — and it is a different conversation than what a single shop could have, because the volume behind it is different.

Pass Delivery — How It Works
  • Build marked complete in GHL. Job value confirmed above qualifying threshold. No manual action required from the shop. System handles delivery automatically.
  • Pass generates and delivers to the customer within the hour by text and email. Digital QR code for immediate redemption. No physical inventory for the shop to manage.
  • Printed pass included at vehicle pickup — a physical artifact the customer holds next to the freshly built rig. Pass front: shop name, customer name, vehicle, partner venue. Back: Osiris network mark and venue details.
  • Pass redemptions tracked monthly. Venue referral volume tracked monthly. Both sides see the data at year-end review. The performance conversation has numbers behind it from day one.
Qualifying threshold: $2,500+ builds  ·  Passes purchased by Osiris at bulk network rate  ·  Shops never negotiate with the venue directly

The Annual Announcement

Once per year, in the first week of January, Osiris publishes the annual partner announcement. Every anchor client in the network shares it. The partner venue shares it. The combined reach is the exact demographic that visits your venue and spends at network shops — enthusiasts who are actively building, actively riding, and actively deciding where to go next.

The announcement is a content event. It tells the story of why this venue was selected and what it means for the community. Written to be shared by the enthusiast community because it is about the enthusiast community — not a press release, not a co-branded advertisement.

The goal of the first announcement: generate enough organic reach that the second venue approaches Osiris about the following year's designation rather than Osiris approaching them. That is when the leverage fully flips.

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The Annual Designation
One Designation.
One Year.
One Standard.

One partner per year per category. Not one partner forever.

Annual selection creates what permanent designation cannot: scarcity, performance accountability, and a reason to earn the renewal. A venue that holds the designation indefinitely regardless of performance is not a partner — it is a legacy agreement. Osiris does not build those.

At the end of each designation year, both parties evaluate the relationship against what was agreed. Volume of qualified enthusiasts delivered to the venue. Volume of referrals returned to network shops by venue staff. Operational reliability on pass redemptions. Reciprocal digital co-branding throughout the year. Both sides have a standard to meet.

If the relationship performed, the renewal conversation includes expanded commitment. If it exceeded what either side expected, the second year looks different from the first. If it fell short — from either direction — the conversation is honest about why, and a decision is made.

This program is not a sponsorship. There is no check written at the outset in exchange for logo placement. The relationship earns its way forward from the first year through every year that follows.

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What It Takes

The Standard.

We are not looking for the largest venue in every category. We are looking for the right one.

Off-Road Trail Parks

Community reputation matters more than acreage. The Osiris network is built around shops that serve 4x4 and powersports builders — people who have spent real money on their rigs and are looking for terrain that justifies what they built. The trail park that earns the designation is the one that experienced builders already point to when someone asks where to test a serious build. Geographic proximity to the network's active markets matters. The operational reliability to honor pass redemptions at volume, consistently, matters.

Motorsport Tracks & Road Courses

Proximity to the anchor markets. Facility quality that supports a credible regional competition — not a parking lot drag event, but a venue the performance community takes seriously. Willingness to support a multi-vertical competition structure and engage with the shops that bring participants to the event year after year.

Municipal Event Infrastructure

A documented history with large-scale automotive events. The ability to coordinate multi-day programming across different event types without operational strain. The kind of facility that has done this before — not a venue learning what an automotive show requires on our timeline.

All Categories — The Non-Negotiable

Alignment with the audience this network serves. Osiris network shops are specialty performance operations. Their customers are intentional buyers who make significant investments in their vehicles and the communities built around them. The venue that belongs in this network shares that orientation — not a general recreation destination that happens to allow trucks.

The Conversation

If You're Reading This,
We May Have Already
Written About
Your Venue.

The Osiris Auto Guild carries external content about venues we believe belong in the network. That content is live whether or not a formal relationship exists. It was built for the enthusiast community — and it represents the kind of coverage a designated partner can expect at scale.

The designation conversation is about something more: being named as the annual partner, receiving the qualified enthusiast volume the pass program delivers, and being part of the annual announcement that reaches every network shop and the customers they built rigs for.

That conversation starts with one question.

Does Your Venue Want to Be Named?
No sponsorship deck. No access fee. A direct conversation — about your venue, your community, and whether the designation is the right move.

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