Who handles licensing for University of Georgia?

University of Georgia's trademark licensing is managed by Fanatics Licensing Management, and brands apply through BrandComply CAMPUS.

What types of licenses does University of Georgia offer?

University of Georgia offers standard trademark licenses. Each is approved separately, so a standard license doesn't cover NIL, promotional or specialty products.

What royalty rate and advance will I pay for University of Georgia?

Collegiate royalty rates usually fall between 10% and 15% of net sales, and most schools also charge an advance when the license is issued, which is credited against the royalties you owe. University of Georgia's exact rate and advance are set in its license agreement. Onbase can walk you through what to expect before you apply.

Do I need a license to sell products with University of Georgia's logo?

Yes. Any product that uses University of Georgia's names, logos or marks needs a license, and every design has to be approved before it's produced or sold.

Can Onbase help me get licensed with University of Georgia?

Yes. Onbase runs license acquisition for brands end to end: the company application, the University of Georgia request and marketing plan, onboarding documents, and design approvals.

How to get licensed with University of Georgia

University of Georgia licenses its trademarks through Fanatics Licensing Management, with applications, artwork and reporting handled in BrandComply CAMPUS. Brands apply for University of Georgia directly and are reviewed against the school's standards before signing.

Licensing managed by: Fanatics Licensing Management
Where you apply: BrandComply CAMPUS
Typical collegiate royalty: 10–15% of net sales

License types

Licenses University of Georgia offers.

Each type is its own approval. Most brands start with the standard license and add others once they’re selling.

Standard trademark
The core license to put the school's names and logos on products, in the categories and sales channels you're approved for.

Step by step

Getting your University of Georgia license.

01
Create your company profile in BrandComply CAMPUS
Register your company with your business details, product categories, factories and sales channels. This profile is what the licensing team reviews first.
02
Apply for University of Georgia
Submit a license application for University of Georgia with a marketing plan written for its fans. Focus on the categories and channels you'll actually use, and show real retail demand.
03
Send insurance and supply-chain documents
Expect a certificate of insurance with an additional insured endorsement naming the licensor, typically occurrence-based product liability coverage written as dollar figures. You'll also disclose the factories that will make licensed product and confirm your code of conduct.
04
Sign the agreement and pay the advance
When University of Georgia approves, you'll sign a license agreement that sets your categories, channels and royalty rate, and pay any advance due at signing.
05
Get every design approved before you produce
A signed license doesn't clear you to manufacture. Each product category and sales channel is approved separately, and every piece of artwork is submitted and approved before production. Even small color corrections are resubmitted, so the finished product matches what was approved.
06
Report royalties on time
File royalty reports in BrandComply CAMPUS on the schedule your agreement sets, including periods with no sales. Late or missing reports can hold artwork approvals or end the license.

Mistakes that slow University of Georgia approvals

Asking for every category and channel instead of a focused request.
Producing before artwork is approved in the portal.
Skipping zero-sales reports.

FAQ

University of Georgia licensing questions.

Who handles licensing for University of Georgia?: University of Georgia's trademark licensing is managed by Fanatics Licensing Management, and brands apply through BrandComply CAMPUS.
What types of licenses does University of Georgia offer?: University of Georgia offers standard trademark licenses. Each is approved separately, so a standard license doesn't cover NIL, promotional or specialty products.
What royalty rate and advance will I pay for University of Georgia?: Collegiate royalty rates usually fall between 10% and 15% of net sales, and most schools also charge an advance when the license is issued, which is credited against the royalties you owe. University of Georgia's exact rate and advance are set in its license agreement. Onbase can walk you through what to expect before you apply.
Do I need a license to sell products with University of Georgia's logo?: Yes. Any product that uses University of Georgia's names, logos or marks needs a license, and every design has to be approved before it's produced or sold.
Can Onbase help me get licensed with University of Georgia?: Yes. Onbase runs license acquisition for brands end to end: the company application, the University of Georgia request and marketing plan, onboarding documents, and design approvals.

Also licensed through Fanatics