Integration
A 60–90 second segment inside your regular video. The format brands ask for most.
For YouTube creators
Your channel is a media business.
TeleView works only with YouTube. Verification, pricing and formats are built around how YouTube actually works: average views, retention and who is watching.
Tiers & typical fees
Where does your channel sit?
| Tier | Subscribers | Avg. views per video | Typical fee per integration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Emerging | 10K – 50K | 2K – 15K | $200 – $1,500 |
| Mid‑size | 50K – 500K | 15K – 150K | $1,000 – $10,000 |
| Large | 500K – 1M | 150K – 400K | $5,000 – $20,000 |
| Top tier | 1M + | 400K + | $10,000 – $100,000+ |
Ranges from public 2026 YouTube sponsorship rate guides. Your fee depends mostly on average views, not subscribers.
10K+subscribers to join
6 monthsminimum channel age
1 a monthlong‑form uploads over the last 90 days
0 strikesno active Community Guidelines strikes
Formats
Sell more than one slot.
Each format is priced as a multiple of a standard 60–90 second integration.
Dedicated video
A full review or tutorial built around one product, usually with longer usage rights.
Short mention
A read of 30 seconds or less. Good for first campaigns and recurring sponsors.
Sponsored Short
A vertical video under 60 seconds, often sold as a series of three.
Community post
An image or poll in your Community tab, usually paired with a video.
Pinned comment & link
An add‑on to any format: pinned comment plus a tracked link in the description.
Extras
Get paid for everything you give.
Usage rights and exclusivity cost brands extra. TeleView adds them to the offer so nothing slips through.
+30 – 100%
Paid usage rights
When a brand runs your footage as an ad.
+20 – 50%
Exclusivity
No competing sponsors for 30 to 90 days.
+25 – 50%
Rush delivery
Video live in under 7 days.
−10 – 20%
Packages
Per video, when a brand books a series.
✓Always in your contract
- A fixed fee, set when you accept
- Usage rights capped at 12 months by default
- One round of revisions included
- Payment 14 days after publish
✕Never in your contract
- Pay cuts if views fall short
- Perpetual or unlimited usage rights
- Word‑for‑word scripts you have to read
- Exclusivity you didn't price in