Host Your Own Contest

Host your own contest on Miramiru

Have an idea for a fun glamour contest? Provide a prize and make it real with us. Individual creators, fans, and brands are all welcome — you get naming rights and pick the theme.

Great for...

Individuals who'd love to run a cup or award bearing their own name
Anyone passionate about a specific theme (e.g. race-only, job-locked, character cosplay)
Supporters and creators who want to give something back to the community
Brands, circles, or companies looking to reach FFXIV players

Contest Naming Rights

Sponsors who provide a prize receive the right to name the contest with their handle, name, or brand (e.g. "Your Name Cup", "Your Brand Award").

You Decide the Theme

Choose the theme of the contest yourself. We'll work together to shape it so the community has fun.

How it works

1. Reach out

Tell us via the contact form what kind of contest you'd like to run, what prize you could provide, and timing. Casual chats welcome too.

2. Shape the plan

We'll work together on the name, theme, prize, and duration — with input from Miramiru to keep it community-friendly.

3. Launch & promote

We set up the contest page and announce it on-site and via social media, with you credited as the sponsor.

Prize scale (rough guide)

There's no fixed criteria. The scale of the contest and its promotion is decided together based on the prize you provide. The examples below are rough references only.

Individuals & Circles
If you can offer prizes FFXIV players actually want — like mounts, dyes, or other desirable items — we can host a contest with full naming rights. Feel free to reach out.
Brands & Companies
Brands providing FFXIV-relevant products as prizes — gaming gear, PC peripherals, illustration tools — are very welcome.

Detailed stats (PV, DAU) are shared privately on request.

Judging Neutrality

Contest judging is done by Miramiru operators. Sponsors participate in naming, theming, and prize provision — but not in selecting winners. This is stated in the contest rules.

Reach out casually — even "here's a prize I could offer" or "I'd love to try hosting something" is totally fine.