For creators · I'm a brand
Monetize your next video.
Brands compete for a place in your content. You set the minimum price, choose who gets in, and keep 82% of every winning bid.
Creators paid this month.
The amount each creator received, after our fee.How it works.
Four steps. We handle the bids, the payments and the refunds.
List it
Choose what you sell and set a minimum price for each spot.
Share your link
Put it under your videos and in your bio.
Brands bid
Every new bid is $100 higher. The highest bid wins the spot.
Post proof, get paid
Show that the spot ran. You receive 82% two days later.
What could yours make?
Pick what you would list and the size of your audience. The estimate comes from listings that already closed.
Suitcase · 21 spots · audience 50K–200K. The best listing in this range closed at $6,300.
Check our guide to maximise your earnings.
Creators who sell every spot do five things. The guide shows each one, with examples you can copy.
Read the guide · 8 min →- Offer fewer spots.A few spots and a clear end date push brands to bid.
- Describe your audience.Who watches, how many, and where they see the spot.
- Show proof.Linked channels, analytics and results from past sponsors.
- Make the offer clear.What the brand gets, for how long, from what price.
- Share your page every day.Pin it, mention it on camera, message ten brands.
List anything your audience sees.
If your audience sees it, a brand will pay for it.
Digital On a screen
Video
A sponsor read, a logo in the corner, the pinned comment.
Stream
Your overlay, the ticker, the frame around your cam.
Podcast
A host read, or your episode "presented by" a brand.
Newsletter
The sponsor block at the top of your next send.
Website
A banner or a sponsored post on your own site.
Physical On an object
Apparel
The hoodie, tee or cap you wear on camera.
Items & gear
Your suitcase, backpack, car, laptop or mug.
Content spaces
The wall, desk or shelf behind you.
Something else
Upload a photo and mark the spots yourself.
You decide who gets on it.
Your audience trusts you, so every sponsor is your call. Block the industries you never work with, and approve each logo before it appears.
- Block industries. Gambling, crypto, vaping, politics. Switch off a category and those brands cannot bid.
- Approve each logo. You see every winning brand first and have 24 hours to say yes or no.
- Pause any time. Stop new bids whenever you want and resume later.
Who can bid on my listings
SettingsYou have 24 hours for each one
5 industries blocked from bidding
Bring proof. Build trust.
Bring photos, videos, analytics and any other proof you have. Proof turns a first sponsor into a happy, returning customer.
- Link your channels. YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, Instagram or your podcast. Brands see your real numbers.
- Upload the rest. Analytics screenshots, past sponsors, press, a media kit.
- Every listing adds to it. Your proof and the brand's rating stay on your profile. After three listings, the $500 limit on bids is lifted.
Questions creators ask.
What does BRAND-ME cost?
Listing is free. We keep 18% of each winning bid, card fees included. You receive 82%.
When do I get paid?
Two days after you post your proof and we have checked it. The money goes to your bank account.
I have a small audience. Is it worth it?
Yes. Jonas has 6K subscribers and made $420 with a laptop lid and a mug. A small, specific audience is valuable to a brand that sells to exactly those people.
What counts as proof?
Photos, clips or links that show the spot ran as promised. Your listing tells you what is expected before you publish. If a brand finds the proof too thin, you can add more before anything is refunded.
Who pays for the hoodie?
You do, but never up front. Printing and delivery of a hoodie cost about $45, and we take it out of your payout. You keep the hoodie.
Can I cancel a listing?
Yes. Before the first bid you can close it at once. After that you can pause new bids, or refund every brand and close.
Your audience is worth money. List your first spot.
It takes ten minutes and it is free. You set the minimum price.