What does the YouTube sponsorship pricing calculator do?

It turns real channel inputs — average views, niche, engagement, integration format, audience geography — into a defensible sponsorship rate range. The output includes implied CPM and the multipliers behind the number, so the price is something a brand can validate.

How do I calculate a YouTube sponsorship rate?

Start with a niche-specific CPM baseline, multiply by average views per 1,000, then apply multipliers for integration depth (short mention, dedicated segment, fully sponsored video), engagement, audience geography, and scarcity. The calculator runs this end-to-end and shows a min/max range.

What is a typical YouTube sponsorship CPM?

Sponsorship CPM typically lands between €15 and €60+ per 1,000 views, well above ad CPM. High-intent niches (finance, B2B, tech) command the top of the range; broad lifestyle channels sit in the middle.

How much should I charge for a sponsored YouTube video?

A defensible quote combines the CPM-based rate with a premium for deliverables (segment length, exclusivity, usage rights, dedicated content) and a renewal-aware floor — never go below your last verified placement.

Does integration format change the price?

Yes, by a lot. A 15-second mention, a 60-second dedicated segment, and a fully sponsored video should not share the same CPM. The calculator applies a format multiplier on top of the niche baseline.

Is the sponsorship pricing calculator free?

Yes. The calculator is 100% free and requires no signup. The optional sponsor-ready verified report (with encrypted share link) is also free for creators.

YouTube Sponsorship Pricing Report

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