What does it cost to be represented? +
No upfront fee. We take a cut of the brand deals we bring in, usually 15-20% depending on the deal type, so we only make money when you do. Bigger long-term partnerships work differently from one-off campaigns, and we keep the math simple and written down. Most of the creative support comes included on top of that, so you're not getting a second invoice for editing or thumbnail work. We'll walk you through the full terms on a call before you sign anything.
How are you different from a typical agency or MCN? +
Most agencies just chase deals. We make the work too: editing, scripts, planning, thumbnails, all of it under one roof. That changes how the deals get built. The same team that writes your videos can shape where a sponsor fits, so the integration doesn't fight the story you're telling. You also get one point of contact instead of stitching together a manager, an editor, and a sponsor outreach person who never talk to each other. Your channel keeps getting sharper while we deal with the business side.
Do I keep creative control? +
Always. It's your channel and your voice. We shape the deals and run the business around them, but what ends up in the video is your call every time. In practice that means: you get the final cut, you can kill a sponsorship if it doesn't feel right after shooting, and you can ignore our advice. We'll push back hard if we think something will damage the channel long-term, since that's literally what we're paid to watch out for, but the final word is yours.
Do you only work with big channels? +
There's a baseline: we represent established channels, roughly 50k+ subscribers, with a clear point of view and consistent output. Above that line, size isn't the deciding factor. We'd rather have a tight, engaged 80k channel than a sleepy 500k one. Below it, you're usually better served by our production team while you build, and we're happy to point you there. Smaller channels often grow fastest with the right support, because there's still room to course-correct before bad habits set in.
How do you make sure a sponsorship is worth my time? +
We check every opportunity against your content, audience, and values before it ever lands in your inbox. That means researching the brand, looking at how they treat other creators, and asking whether the product is something your audience would actually use. We also compare what they're offering against what similar deals in your niche are paying right now, so you don't get lowballed because they assumed you wouldn't notice. If it isn't clearly worth your time, we don't pass it on.
How and when do I get paid? +
We handle the invoicing and chase payment so you don't have to. You get paid on the agreed terms, on time, and you never have to send the awkward follow-up email yourself. If a brand goes silent or tries to renegotiate after the fact, that's our problem to sort, not yours. The goal is that the money side is the part of being a creator you think about the least.
What if a deal clashes with my values or content? +
We pass. If a sponsorship doesn't fit who you are, we don't chase it, whatever the budget. Your reputation is what wins you future deals, so we treat it seriously. Sometimes the brand can adjust the ask, like a softer integration or a different product line or a tighter brief, and we'll explore that if it's worth exploring. But if the fit isn't there, you'll never hear about it from us. You won't have to be the one who says no.
What if I want to leave? +
No lock-in. We earn your partnership by being good at the job. If it stops working for you, you're free to walk. Practically, there's a short notice period so we can wind down any active campaigns cleanly, but there's no clawback on past earnings and no penalty for going. If you want help moving deals to your next setup, we'll do that too. We'd rather you leave on good terms than feel trapped.
