Your product, in the middle of a YouTube video

Not in the pre-roll before it. Every brand in your category is bidding for the same people in the same two auctions, and that price only moves one way. A sponsor slot on a channel we manage is not an auction, and there is exactly one of it.

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The roster

We represent these creators, which is why a slot takes days to book instead of six weeks chasing a business inquiries inbox. The expensive mistake is buying reach: a channel coasting on one old video is worth less than a smaller one where most of the audience watches every upload.

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Audience, not subscribers

We rank our roster on median views across recent uploads, what the comments actually talk about, and whether that audience has bought in your category before.

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Sponsor history

Who has already paid this creator, how often, and whether they came back. Repeat sponsors are the strongest signal that a slot converts.

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The rejects, in writing

You see the creators we threw out and why. If we cannot explain the cut, we have not done the work.

Mid-roll integrations

A YouTube pre-roll gets skipped at second five. A mid-roll read sits inside a video someone chose to watch, in a voice they already trust, so the retention graph in Studio barely moves.

You also get the footage, fully licensed, which usually outperforms whatever your agency shot in a studio when you run it as paid creative.

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Tracking and payouts

The part that separates a YouTube campaign from a donation.

A code per channel

A unique discount code and a tracked link in the description box of every video, so revenue attributes to the exact upload that caused it rather than to a channel-level guess.

Contracts upfront

Deliverables, dates, exclusivity window and usage rights agreed in writing before money moves. Rights bought after a video is live are always the expensive way round.

You pay direct

The creator invoices you and we check it. We never sit in the middle of your money, so the rate stays visible and our fee is not hidden in a markup.

Campaign report — Q1 placement setFour creators · 30 days post-upload

Sample

Tracked orders: 1,284
Tracked revenue: $86,420
Cost per order: $21.40
Return on spend: 3.1×

YouTube audience retention, Channel A — the integration is shaded

% of viewers still watching

Creator	Views	Code clicks	Orders	Revenue	Cost per order
Creator A	412,000	9,840	486	$32,710	$19.80
Creator B	180,500	5,210	301	$20,260	$22.10
Creator C	96,300	3,470	288	$19,390	$20.40
Creator D	240,100	4,015	209	$14,060	$28.70
Total	928,900	22,535	1,284	$86,420	$21.40

Pricing

Three ways to work together. Set your own figures in these cards before the site goes live.

Single placement

$0,000

One creator, chosen with you. Brief, script review, contract, code tracking and the full report. Creator fee paid direct, on top.

Start with one

Managed campaign

$0,000/month

Four to eight placements a quarter, rolling sourcing and outreach, all briefs and chasing, monthly reporting against a cost-per-order target, plus paid amplification.

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Performance

$000 + CPA

Low fixed fee and an agreed cost per acquisition. For brands with a proven offer and working tracking already in place.

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What we will not do

Place you badly

If an audience will not care, the money is wasted whatever the reach is. We would rather run one placement than four.

Sell you a follower count

Followers are a number attached to an account. Median views on recent uploads is the number that predicts anything.

Take the job when the offer is broken

If the product page cannot carry a creator fee, no placement fixes it. We will tell you what we would change first.

Tell us what you sell

The more specific you are, the more specific the reply. We come back with creators we would actually approach and what each slot costs, not a capabilities deck.

We reply within two working days.