YouTube deals, handled.

You bring the product and the budget. We find the creators, negotiate, brief them, review every draft and send you a report. You approve things.

We reply within one business day.

From brief to report

Eight steps. You're in three: the brief, picking from the shortlist and approving drafts.

  1. The brief

    A short form at the bottom of this page: what you're promoting, who it's for, which countries, budget range and timing.

  2. The shortlist

    We find channels that fit your audience, not just your category. We check real average views instead of subscriber counts, read the comments and look at past sponsors. You get a shortlist with prices and our honest opinion on each.

  3. The deal

    We negotiate the rate, the placement (intro, mid-roll or end), the read length, usage rights and exclusivity. Then we handle the contracts, so you're not chasing ten signatures.

  4. The script (optional)

    Only if you want one. Each creator gets a brief: the points that must be said, the claims that can't be, the link and the code. Then they say it their way, because that's the part that works.

  5. The draft

    Every draft comes to us first. We check the timestamp, the talking points, the claims, the code on screen and the link in the description. Then it goes to you, with our notes.

  6. Revisions

    We manage the back and forth with the creator so feedback is clear, fair and doesn't take three weeks.

  7. Go-live

    We confirm the video is up, the read sits where we agreed, and the link and code work.

  8. The report

    Per video and per campaign: views, clicks and code redemptions.

What's included

Everything between your brief and your report. Every line below is ours to handle.

  • Creator sourcing and vetting, YouTube first
  • Rate, placement and usage negotiation
  • Contracts with every creator
  • Creator briefs, and scripts if you want them
  • Draft review and revision rounds
  • Go-live tracking
  • Tracking links and promo codes
  • Reporting per video and per campaign
  • Other platforms in the same deal, if you need them

Not included: making your product good. That part's on you.

Brand questions

How long does a campaign take?

From brief to first video live, usually a few weeks. Creators plan uploads ahead, so the earlier you start, the better the channels you can get.

Do we approve the script?

Yes. You approve the brief that goes to each creator, and you see every draft before it goes live.

Do you guarantee views or sales?

No, and be careful with anyone who does. We pick channels on real average views and audience fit, and we report exactly what happened.

Can we use the videos in our own ads?

Often, yes, if usage rights are negotiated up front. Mention it in the brief and we'll make it part of the deal.

Do you do dedicated videos too?

Yes. A dedicated video is a whole video about your product. It costs more and suits fewer products. We'll tell you if yours is one of them.

Which countries can we reach?

Creators can be anywhere. What matters is where their audience is. We work with US and international audiences, in English and Spanish.

Send us the brief

Five minutes. We read every brief and reply within one business day.

The product, app or service, and what makes it worth talking about.

Who should hear the read, and where they live.

For example: first videos live in March.

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