Need a module that doesn't exist yet? Put it at the top of my roadmap — and put your name on it.
CGMBet26 is built by one developer, and the roadmap is long. Sponsoring a feature means you pick what gets built next: you describe the module or analysis you need, I build it, and for 12 months it is exclusive to your license — nobody else sees it. After that, it becomes part of CGMBet26 for everyone, with your name on it.
To be honest about what this is: the fee doesn't pay for the development time — it pays for priority. The feature was always going to belong to CGMBet26; you decide that it gets built now, and you get a year alone with it.
Written down so that "no" is never personal
1. Existing data only. The module must work with the data already in CGMBet26 — results, goal minutes, odds, ELO, form, match statistics for 84 leagues. I don’t add new data sources on demand.
2. It must fit the software. One job, one place. The old CGMBet learned to do the same thing five different ways and the interface became a bus station — I won’t repeat that. If your idea duplicates an existing tool, I’ll point you to that tool instead.
3. It must be useful to others, eventually. After your exclusive year the module joins the public product, so it has to make sense for more people than one. Deeply personal one-offs are better served by the Python Sandbox.
4. No tips, no predictions. Same as everything else in CGMBet26 — I build tools that show data, not tools that tell you what to bet.
5. The code is mine, the credit is yours. Sponsoring buys priority, exclusivity, and the credit — not ownership of the code.
Depending on complexity — a small addition to an existing view sits at the low end, a complete new module at the top. You get the exact price before paying anything, and payment happens only after the request is accepted. An active CGMBet26 subscription is required (the exclusive module lives on your license).
Describe it — the triage costs nothing, and sometimes the answer is a free "you can already do that."