Partner competitions
We're looking for our first competition partners — local and national math competitions, especially student-run ones, whose participants could use a free way to train before contest day. This is a prospective offer: we don't have partnerships in place yet, and we're proposing a small pilot rather than asking for anything open-ended.
Propose a pilot
Try ProblemLab with one cohort, free.
No cost, no long-term commitment — just your participant list and a few weeks to see if it helps.
What a pilot looks like
Who
One cohort or chapter — typically 20–150 students, whatever group you designate.
Duration
6–8 weeks: enough time for placement plus several weeks of the daily plan.
What we provide
Free access for every student, a sign-up link you can share directly, and an end-of-pilot summary of participation (sign-ups, placement completion, weekly activity — aggregated, not individual results).
What we ask of you
Share the sign-up link with your participants. That's the whole ask — no integration work on your side.
Cost
Free. ProblemLab is a free product; a pilot doesn't change that.
How we'd assess it
Sign-up rate, placement-completion rate, and average weekly activity, plus an optional short feedback survey to participants at the end.
If it goes well
- We feature your competition on this page and recommend it to students whose level and goals match.
- You mention ProblemLab on your website as a training resource for participants.
- Optionally, your past problems join our practice database with full attribution.
Run a competition and want to propose different terms? Say so — this is a starting point, not a fixed offer.