Sponsored coverage
A spot in a video on the SaaS Master channel.
$500starting
- Placement in a video on my channel
- Shown to an audience already shopping for software
- Stays up and keeps earning views
- English or Spanish
Real numbers, not a quote form.
Two ways to work together. Prices start here and move with scope — tell me what you're launching and I'll give you a straight figure.
Video production
A video you own and use wherever you like.
$700starting
- Demos, tutorials, walkthroughs, explainers, shorts
- Yours to keep — site, ads, onboarding, sales
- Scripted, recorded and edited by me
- English, Spanish, or both
Which format do you need?
Same starting price — the format changes what we make, not what it costs to begin.
What sponsorship does and doesn't buy
Sponsorship pays for the spot— the time, the production, and the placement in front of my audience. It doesn't buy the verdict. If a product doesn't hold up I say so, and sponsored segments are labelled as sponsored.
That distinction is the whole reason the audience is worth reaching. Production work is different: those videos are made to your brief, and you own them outright.
Why only starting prices?
Scope moves the number more than anything else — length, how many videos, how complex the product is. A one-off short and a five-part onboarding series aren't the same job.
Do you work in Spanish?
Yes — natively, not translated afterwards. Scripted, voiced and directed in Spanish or English, or both from the same production.
How fast is it?
Faster than an agency, because there's no account layer in the middle. Tell me your launch date and I'll tell you honestly whether it's doable.
Can I do both?
Often people do — a video they own, plus sponsored coverage on the channel. They're quoted and handled separately.
Let's make your product click.
Request a tutorial, an explainer, or a full video package — and turn "what is this?" into your next customer.