Pay-Equity Pitch Kit
A media and advocacy tool that turns raw Grand Slam revenue disclosures into plain-language explainers and shareable visuals, so player associations, journalists and fans can make the 22%-of-revenue argument Billie Jean King first popularised.
Player associations, sports journalists and equity-focused sports marketers
- Revenue-share calculator that takes a tournament's disclosed revenue and prize purse and surfaces the gap to the 22% benchmark
- Side-by-side comparator across all four Grand Slams, ATP/WTA 1000 events and the French Open specifically
- Shareable chart and quote generator tuned for X, Instagram and press kits with citation built in
- Brief builder that drafts op-ed style explainers linking today's gap to King's original fight
Sabalenka, Gauff and Sinner have openly threatened Grand Slam boycotts over a 14.3% vs 22% revenue gap, reviving King's original fight in real time.
Active May 2026 news cycle with Sabalenka/Gauff/Sinner joint statement citing specific 14.3% vs 22% revenue gap figures and explicit boycott threats — the dispute is producing concrete shareable data points right now.Why Aryna Sabalenka, Coco Gauff and More Are Threatening to Boycott Grand Slams ↗Sabalenka Threatens Grand Slam Boycott Over Revenue Share ↗
Existing pay-equity SaaS (PayAnalytics, beqom) targets HR compliance, and tennis analytics tools (TennisViz, TennisRatio, ATP Tennis IQ) focus on performance stats — no incumbent turning tournament revenue disclosures into advocacy explainers.PayAnalytics by beqom - Pay Equity Software ↗TennisViz ↗TennisRatio - ATP & WTA Tennis Stats, Player Profiles & H2H ↗
Tiny buyer pool (PTPA, WTA, ATP staff, a handful of equity-focused PR firms) and sports journalists rarely pay for tooling; HR pay-equity software lists suggest $5k–$50k/yr price band but the sports-advocacy niche is much thinner and discretionary.Best Pay Equity Software Reviews 2026 | Gartner Peer Insights ↗ATP & TDI Unveil Tennis IQ Analytics Platform ↗
The 22% vs 14.3% dispute is a specific active negotiation that could resolve within a tournament cycle or two, and player-association attention shifts fast — useful tool while hot, at risk of obsolescence if a deal lands.Tennis slams' refusal to discuss money is slap in face for players threaten boycott ↗
Underlying revenue and prize-money figures are publicly disclosed (e.g., Roland Garros €395M revenue, €61.7M purse, 14.3% share); turning them into explainers + shareable graphics is straightforward web/BI work.Why Aryna Sabalenka, Coco Gauff and More Are Threatening to Boycott Grand Slams ↗