Get years of your existing YouTube videos' ad revenue upfront — and keep your channel, your content, and 100% of everything you post next. Not a loan. Not equity. A third door.
Takes about 90 seconds · No credit check · No obligation
Quick ballpark
$3,000 / month
Could be worth roughly
$45,000 – $57,000
upfront, for licensing your existing videos' ad revenue over 3 years. Assumes a 2–4 year old channel with stable revenue.
A ballpark, not an offer — it only knows one number about you. No credit check, and no obligation.
1,000+
channels served
$5M+
paid to creators
24hr
average time to cash
0
credit checks run
You always know exactly what you get, what you keep, and what happens when the deal ends.
Tell us what your existing videos earn, and we work out what they are likely to earn in ad revenue over the next few years.
We pay you a large share of that future ad revenue as cash today — within 24 hours of signing. You see the fixed period and revenue share in plain English first.
For the agreed period we collect ad revenue only from those specific existing videos. When the period ends, all of that revenue returns to you.
Banks cannot easily underwrite creator income, and investors want a stake in your business. There is a third option — here is how it sits next to the other two.
Door 1 — A loan
Debt
Door 2 — Equity or an MCN deal
Dilution
Door 3 — A catalog licence
Neither
You Keep Ownership
Your channel, IP and creative control stay yours
Not a Loan
No debt, no interest, no personal liability
Transparent Terms
Fixed period, clear revenue share, in plain English
New Videos Are 100% Yours
We only license your existing back-catalog
Four questions, about 90 seconds, and you get an indicative range straight away. No credit check, no obligation, and no phone call unless you want one.
Get my funding estimateEstimates are indicative only and are not an offer of finance.
Want to read up first? Our creator funding guide covers how revenue-based deals are priced, and financing options compared runs the real cost of an MCN advance against a flat-fee licence.