For brands
Sponsorships that answer to what you sell.
A shortlist of specialist creators matched to your product or service, a deal negotiated and contracted on your behalf, and results reported against a tracked link and promo code — not a feeling.
The match
Specialists, not celebrities.
The shortlist isn't the biggest channels in your category — it's the channels whose viewers are already in the market for what you sell. A specialist audience of the right fifty thousand beats a general one of half a million, and the match is made on what you sell, not on who happens to be famous this quarter.
The process
One person, first shortlist to final report.
The person who picks your shortlist is the person who negotiates the price, drafts the contract, raises the invoice and writes the results report. Nothing is lost in a handover, nothing is somebody else's job, and the answer to “where's it up to?” is always one email away.
- Creator matching
- Negotiation
- Contracts
- Invoicing
- Reporting
Every deal, as standard
Three protections. Never optional.
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Approval before publication.
Every draft reaches you first. Nothing goes live until you've signed it off.
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Performance you can prove.
Tracked link and unique promo code as standard — yours to skip if they don't fit the campaign. Results become a matter of record, not opinion.
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Compliant wherever it runs.
Ad disclosure handled to the standard of the campaign's market: ASA rules in the UK, FTC rules in the US, their equivalents elsewhere. Your brand stays clean; the paperwork's mine.
Cost
Priced per campaign, from real view data.
Quotes are built from a channel's recent long-form views — what it reaches now, not the subscriber count it grew to once. The method is public: how pricing works →
The paperwork is public too — every campaign runs on the standard terms.
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