Services
GTA VI launch week is a once-a-decade attention event, and this network was built for it: five channels, five beats, one standard. Founding sponsors get in before the bell — at founding rates, with founding placement — and their support is credited as founding, permanently.
A limited set of launch-season slots across the whole network — channels, site, and Index together, not sold off piecemeal.
Sponsor presence in launch-week coverage on Leonida Daily, Vice City Verified, Vice City Wire, Vice City Ledger and Leonida Life — integrations written to each channel's beat, disclosed as sponsorship in every video, always.
A founding sponsor listing on this site and on the Leonida Price Index — the page players and press will cite for prices all season — with a link to your door.
Founding sponsors are named as founders in the network's records and on the About page for the life of the network. Early belief is a receipt here, and receipts are our whole thing.
We are a new network launching into launch week, and we say so: no invented audience figures, no borrowed screenshots, no promises we can't receipt. What we offer is position — the right desks, the right week, an audience that trusts the labels.
Rates: founding rates — ask. Founding pricing is set for the launch season and rises after it; a short conversation is how every slot starts. Tell us what you're launching and we'll tell you plainly whether this audience fits it — if it doesn't, we'll say that too.
For creators and brands who want GTA coverage produced to this standard.
What you get: researched, scripted and produced GTA VI video content — economy, guides, verification format — made by the network's desks. How it works: brief → labeled script for your approval → production → published file with its receipts. Rates on brief.
What you get: the Vice City Verified method applied to your launch: claims checked against primary sources, a dated fact ledger for your campaign, corrections tracked in public. How it works: you bring the claims, we bring the labels. Rates on brief.
What you get: a genuine community project — a server, event, tool or creator — featured across the network's channels and site where it fits a beat. How it works: pitch it; if the audience would thank us for showing it, we will. Fit first, always.
Two small, dated services for the two audiences launch week leaves behind: parents setting up a console for launch night, and players coming back after years away.
What it is: a launch-night guide service for parents — how to buy the right edition, set up the console and accounts before the 19th, use the platform's family and spending controls, and spot the scams already circulating (our Scam Shield desk is coming soon to help with exactly that). How it works: a plain-language evening session plus a one-page checklist to keep — written for non-experts, no jargon, no upsell. Sign up by email below; the session runs the evening of November 17.
What it is: a small guided cohort for lapsed players — people who loved GTA years ago and are coming back for VI — to start together instead of alone in a world that moved on. First-session pacing, story-first, money-first basics from the Ledger desk. How it works: sign up from November 16; the cohort forms at launch and runs its first session in launch week. Anything this service teaches about how the game itself works gets verified against the real game before it's taught — we promise the cohort now, and the verified details when they exist.
Contact
Sponsorships, production, promotion — or a correction for the Archive. Every serious note gets a human answer from Justin Mark, who runs the network.
fast2future.ai@gmail.com