Three channels that suit your brand, each with a price, within one working day.
Tell us what you’re promoting (a product, a service, an app or the brand overall), a link and your work email. Within one working day we send three UK YouTube channels that suit it, each with a firm price for a named deliverable.
How a deal works: agree what’s being made; agree the price; payment is held by Stripe before work starts; the video gets made; review the draft with comments pinned to the second; confirm delivery and the creator is paid.
Why YouTube? Found long after publish day: YouTube is a search engine. A sponsored video keeps picking up views from people looking for exactly what you do. Time to explain, in a voice people trust: Viewers choose to watch for minutes, not seconds, from a creator they already follow. There’s room to show how it works. Measurable per creator: Views, clicks, sign-ups and sales tracked for each video, so you know which channel to book again.
UK YouTube sponsorship market ranges, 2026. 60-second integration: 1K–10K £150–£350, 10K–50K £400–£800, 50K–150K £900–£1,800, 150K+ £1,800–£4,000. Dedicated video: 1K–10K £400–£900, 10K–50K £1,000–£2,000, 50K–150K £2,200–£4,500, 150K+ £4,500–£10,000. Shorts add-on: 1K–10K +£50–£150, 10K–50K +£100–£300, 50K–150K +£250–£600, 150K+ +£450–£1,000.
How much a YouTube sponsorship costs in the UK: Market ranges by channel size and format, and what moves the price.
How to sponsor a YouTuber: Brief, shortlist, price, contract, escrow, review, publish, measure.
What a UK sponsorship agreement covers: Clause by clause, with the ASA “Ad” rules in plain English.
As UK market ranges for 2026: a 60-second integration is about £150–£350 on a 1K–10K channel, £400–£800 at 10K–50K, £900–£1,800 at 50K–150K and £1,800–£4,000 above that. A dedicated video costs roughly two to three times an integration. Full table by format.
Mostly on average views per video, then niche, format, usage rights and exclusivity. Subscriber count is a rough guide only: a channel whose videos get steady views is worth more than a bigger one whose views have dropped.
CPM is the fee per 1,000 views of the video. Published benchmarks put integrations at $10–$50 per 1,000 views; finance, software and tech sit at the top, entertainment and gaming at the bottom.
An integration is a 30–90 second segment inside a video the creator was making anyway. A dedicated video is entirely about you, costs two to four times as much, and keeps working as a searchable review.
Write a short brief, shortlist channels on average views and audience fit, agree a fixed price for a named deliverable, put the terms in writing, hold the fee in escrow, review the draft, then approve. Step-by-step guide.
Search YouTube for the problem you solve and note the channels that rank, then check their recent views and UK audience share. Or tell us what you’re promoting above and we’ll send three UK channels with prices within one working day.
Templates are a starting point, and many are written for US rules. A UK agreement needs the deliverable, dates, approval rounds, the ASA “Ad” label, usage rights, exclusivity and payment terms. The terms on every Sponsarva deal cover these. What each clause should say.
On Sponsarva you pay when the deal is agreed, Stripe holds the money, and it’s released after you approve the video. If you don’t respond, delivery confirms itself after 14 days.
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