Guides
Short, practical answers about buying and selling creator sponsorships.
Get paid for sponsored posts without chasing invoices
List your channel, set packages and decide who sees your prices. Brands pay before you start; the money is held and released when you deliver.
Book creators and pay only for delivered work
Compare creator packages, send an offer and review the script before filming. Your payment is held and only released when the post is delivered.
One place for rosters and client campaigns
MCNs list many channels under one account. Agencies book creators for clients with staged approvals and payment held until delivery.
How to get sponsored as a creator
What brands look for, what to prepare before the first deal, and how to take payment safely as a YouTube, Instagram or TikTok creator.
How to price a sponsored post
Set a sponsored-post rate from expected views, production work and usage rights, then turn it into packages a brand can order.
YouTube Shorts sponsorship cost
What makes up the price of a sponsored YouTube Short, which extras change it, and how to budget before contacting creators.
The sponsored post process, step by step
The order of a creator sponsorship — brief, acceptance, script and storyboard review, final approval, release of payment — and what to check at each step.
Held payment for creator sponsorships
What it means for a platform to hold the payment in a creator sponsorship, when the money moves, and what it does and does not protect against.
Ad disclosure rules for sponsored posts
What the FTC, Japan's Consumer Affairs Agency and Korea's Fair Trade Commission require when a creator is paid or given products to post.