YouTube sponsorship calculator

Updated November 8, 2026 · by Book a Sponsor

A YouTube sponsorship is priced on views: median views of your last 10 long videos x your niche's sponsorship CPM / 1,000. At 25,000 views on a tech channel ($30 to $50 per 1,000 views, 1of10) one 60 to 90 second integration is $750 to $1,250. We saw 2,995 brands in 8,855 labeled sponsored videos in 90 days.

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$750 to $1,250 a video

example: 25,000 median views, a tech channel, one 60 to 90 second integration · brands: data through November 8, 2026

Median views, last 10 long videos25,000
Sponsorship CPM, B2B, SaaS and tech$30 to $50 per 1,000 views
Placement60 to 90 second integration
Price range$750 to $1,250
Floor (low end plus production)$750
Quote with room to negotiate (floor + 20 to 30%)$900 to $975

In the last 90 days (August 10, 2026 to November 8, 2026) we saw 1,095 labeled sponsored videos on 348 B2B, SaaS and tech channels, from 512 brands. The brands on the most of those channels: Higgsfield (38 channels), Abacus AI (13 channels), Anker (13 channels), Fish Audio (12 channels), Flova (10 channels), Eleven Creative (9 channels).

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Cite this: Between August 10, 2026 and November 8, 2026, Book a Sponsor read 8,855 labeled sponsored YouTube videos on 2,337 channels, from 2,995 brands. Price bands: 1of10 (published August 24, 2026, read November 8, 2026). Source: Book a Sponsor, https://bookasponsor.com/youtube-sponsorship-calculator

YouTube sponsorship rates by niche, and who buys

The CPM bands are 1of10's, for a 60 to 90 second integration. The last two columns are ours: the channels we read in each niche between August 10, 2026 and November 8, 2026, and the brands that ran a labeled sponsored video on them.

NicheCPM per 1,000 viewsAt 25,000 viewsChannels we readBrands sponsoring
Finance and investing$35 to $50+$875 to $1,250157237
B2B, SaaS and tech$30 to $50$750 to $1,250348512
Business and marketing$25 to $40$625 to $1,000191317
Education$20 to $35$500 to $87551104
Health and fitness$18 to $30$450 to $7505199
Beauty and fashion$15 to $25$375 to $625not filed-
Food and cooking$12 to $22$300 to $5503455
Travel$12 to $20$300 to $50072116
Gaming$10 to $20$250 to $500not filed-
Entertainment and vlogs$8 to $15$200 to $37597161

Across all 2,337 channels, 2,995 brands ran 8,855 labeled sponsored videos. The brands on the most channels: QUINCE (103 channels), Kalshi (74 channels), Higgsfield (66 channels), Zocdoc (65 channels), BetterHelp (57 channels), Indeed (56 channels). Gaming and beauty channels are not a niche of their own in our data, so those rows say "not filed". Our niches do not match 1of10's one for one, so we grouped them: finance and investing is our finance and crypto channels; B2B, SaaS and tech is tech, AI and developer; business and marketing is business, marketing and productivity; education is education and science; entertainment and vlogs is culture and media. Health, food and travel match by name.

data through November 8, 2026 · brands read August 10, 2026 to November 8, 2026 · labeled sponsored videos only · no price paid is read · CPM bands: 1of10, read November 8, 2026

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How the calculator works

Price range = median views x the niche's CPM band / 1,000 x the placement's multiplier. Floor = the low end of that range plus your production cost. The quote adds 20 to 30% to the floor, which is 1of10's advice for leaving room to negotiate. Finance tops out above $50 per 1,000 views, so its high end shows a plus.

Use median views of your last 10 long videos that are at least a week old. A sponsor prices on the views a video is likely to get, and the median ignores the one video that took off.

Where the numbers come from

The CPM bands and placement multipliers are 1of10's published tables (August 24, 2026), which 1of10 says it compiled from public creator rate surveys and marketplace listings. We read the page again on November 8, 2026 and the bands had not changed. The brand counts are ours: every labeled sponsored video we read on 2,337 channels between August 10, 2026 and November 8, 2026, one row per brand per video, with the channel's own brand and adult brands left out. These are the same rows our YouTube sponsors pages print.

Questions

How much should I charge for a YouTube sponsorship?

Multiply the median views of your last 10 long videos by your niche's sponsorship CPM and divide by 1,000. 1of10's niche table runs from $8 to $15 per 1,000 views for entertainment and vlog channels up to $35 to $50 and more for finance, priced for a 60 to 90 second integration. Add what the segment costs you to make, then quote 20 to 30% above that floor so you have room to negotiate.

Should I use views or subscribers?

Views. Brands buy the views a video is likely to get, so a channel with fewer subscribers and steady views can charge more than a bigger channel whose videos get less. Use the median of your last 10 long videos, not your best one and not the average, which a single viral video pulls up.

How much more is a dedicated video?

1of10 prices a dedicated video at 2 to 4 times a 60 to 90 second integration, a 30 second mention at 0.5 to 0.7 times, a sponsored Short at 0.25 to 0.5 times and a community post at 0.1 to 0.2 times. Pick the placement in the calculator and it applies the range.

Which brands sponsor YouTube channels?

In the last 90 days we saw 2,995 brands in 8,855 labeled sponsored videos on 2,337 channels. On tech, AI and developer channels the brands on the most channels were Higgsfield (38 channels), Abacus AI (13 channels), Anker (13 channels), Fish Audio (12 channels), Flova (10 channels), Eleven Creative (9 channels). On finance and crypto channels: Kalshi (9 channels), Trading 212 (6 channels), ZocDoc (6 channels), PU Prime (5 channels), Upside (5 channels), Aura (3 channels). Each channel page lists its own sponsors.

Is this what brands actually paid?

No. The price comes from 1of10's published bands, compiled from creator-reported rates and marketplace listings. We read which brands sponsor which channels from video descriptions that label a paid sponsorship; affiliate links without a sponsor label do not count, and we never see the price a brand paid.

Is anything I type stored?

Your entries travel in the page address and the result is built from them. We don't ask for an account, and ordinary web server logs can record a page address, so leave out anything private.

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