Estimate what to charge for a sponsored video from your average views and CPM.
Sponsor the ebook readers, free tools, or newsletter placements that creators hit when they are actively looking for packaging help.
Good fit for creator software, services, communities, and education brands.
Book This PlacementMonetize the free workflow with offers that complement what this tool already helps them do.
Best for creators who want to monetize outside platform ad revenue by converting traffic into a simple owned newsletter funnel.
Great follow-up once your videos or ebooks start bringing in traffic.
Start beehiivHelpful when a free Growit tool gives you a concept and you want a second system for trend scoring and search pressure.
Strong fit for niche, trend, and competitor workflows.
Open vidIQUseful after you generate a title or packaging angle and want a second pass on competitor metadata and optimization gaps.
Best match for title, tag, description, and URL workflows.
Open TubeBuddyCapture creators who want execution, not another subscription. Route them into a done-for-you packaging, audit, or content-system offer.
Enter your average views per video and a CPM (price per 1,000 views) and it returns a suggested price range for a sponsored integration — a defensible starting point for brand-deal negotiations instead of a guess.
Use your median views across your last 5–10 regular uploads (exclude viral outliers and Shorts if you're pricing a long-form integration), pick a CPM that matches your niche and past deals, and calculate. Copy the range into your media kit or first reply to a sponsor.
Most creators undercharge because they price from insecurity rather than from reach. Anchoring to a views-based formula gives you a number you can explain to a sponsor line by line — and a floor you don't drop below.
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The calculator uses an open CPM formula: base price = (average views ÷ 1,000) × CPM. That base is the low end of the range, and the high end is 2× the base, reflecting that integrations, strong niches, and engaged audiences command a premium over a bare mention. Nothing is hidden or weighted behind the scenes.
Sponsorship CPMs vary widely by niche, audience geography, and ad format — a finance or B2B software audience is worth far more per view than broad entertainment. Rather than assume a number for you, the tool asks for your own CPM. Good starting points: rates from past deals, what sponsors in your niche have offered, or public rate discussions among creators at your size.
Views. Sponsors pay for the people who will actually see the integration, and average recent views predict that far better than subscriber count. Use your median views over the last 5–10 regular uploads, excluding outliers, for a baseline sponsors will accept.
Yes — treat it as a starting bracket, not a quote. Usage rights, exclusivity, dedicated videos versus 60-second integrations, and cross-posting to Shorts or other platforms all justify charging above the range.
Yes. It runs entirely in your browser, is free to use, and requires no account or signup.
