Pick a real hive at a real partner apiary. Follow its progress through the keeper’s photos and notes. Receive a share of its honey at harvest, traceable back to the colony that made it.
When you sponsor a Waggl hive, you're funding a working colony at a real apiary. The keeper does the keeping. You get the story, the updates, and a share of the harvest.
Browse partner apiaries across North America. Pick by region, keeper, or hive personality (yes, they have personalities).
Annual sponsorship covers a hive's gear, treatments, and the keeper's time. Choose a tier that fits.
Weekly updates pulled straight from the keeper's Waggl inspections — photos, queen status, what's blooming.
At harvest, your share ships in jars labeled with your hive’s name. If the season was rough, that’s part of the story too, but you’ll be first in line for what is there.
Pricing is a placeholder for the planning phase. Final tiers will be set with our keeper partners closer to launch.
Back a starter hive in its first year — nucs and new colonies that need a full season to get on their feet before they make any surplus honey.
A shared hive sponsorship. Great gift, low commitment.
Adopt a single hive end to end. Your hive, your story.
Underwrite a working apiary. For families, companies, and gifters who want to do more.
Sponsorship pays for the working hive, the honey that comes from it, and the wildflowers that feed everything else. Final splits are being worked out with our keeper partners ahead of launch.
Equipment, treatments, the keeper’s time, and the day-to-day cost of running a healthy colony. Sponsorship makes that work sustainable for small-scale keepers.
Jars, labels, packaging, and the platform that keeps your updates flowing from the apiary to your inbox — no commodity blending, no anonymous middlemen.
A portion of every sponsorship funds pollinator-strip planting at partner apiaries — wildflowers, native forage, and shelter for the native bees that share the landscape.
Drop your email and tell us which region matters most. We'll send a single note when sponsorships go live — no marketing spam, no daily digest.