YouTube Management
Your channel, handled from the idea to the upload.
Long form video for businesses and professionals who know YouTube matters and do not have the time, the team or the patience to run it. You approve. We do the rest.
No contracts. Cancel with one month's notice.
Almost nobody quits YouTube because the videos were bad.
They quit for reasons that have nothing to do with talent.
- The channel got uploaded to, never built
- Titles and thumbnails were an afterthought
- Publishing came in bursts, then went quiet for two months
- Every video started from zero instead of belonging to something
- Nobody read the numbers, so nothing ever got better
That is not a creative problem. It is an operations problem, and it is exactly the part we take off your hands.
Every video. Every plan. No upgrade required.
- 1Professionally edited, five to twenty minutes. Anything longer becomes a series
- 2Title, description and tags written for discovery
- 3Chapters, so people can find the part they came for
- 4On screen text and light motion
- 5A designed thumbnail, not a frame grab
- 6End screens and cards
- 7Uploaded, scheduled, and filed in the right playlist
The work nobody sees is the work that decides everything.
The title and the thumbnail get decided before a single cut, and the video gets edited to keep that promise. Doing it the other way around is why good videos get ignored.
If the opening does not tell people what they are about to get, nothing after it matters.
No filler, clean chapters, and on screen text for everyone watching with the sound off.
Same rhythm, every month. Bursts followed by silence teach the platform nothing and teach your audience less.
People who search for you and people YouTube decides to show you to are not the same audience. Titles, descriptions and tags handle the first. Series, playlists and end screens handle the second.
A format people recognize gets watched again. A pile of unrelated videos does not.
Sections, playlists, banner, trailer and description, so someone who lands on one video finds a reason to stay.
Cards, end screens and playlists turn a visit into a session.
Early months are quiet by nature, and a format that goes nowhere in April can land in July. We track what holds attention over months, not weeks, and we change direction when the pattern is real. Reacting to one slow month is how channels end up with no identity at all.
Original content, policies followed, no strikes. So the day the channel reaches the threshold, nothing is standing in the way.
Anyone promising you YouTube income is selling something YouTube controls.
Here is the actual gate. These are YouTube's numbers, not ours.
3,000 watch hours in the last 12 months
3 million Shorts views in the last 90 days
4,000 watch hours in the last 12 months
10 million public Shorts views in the last 90 days
Build the channel toward those thresholds, keep it clean so the review has nothing to flag, and walk you through the application when you get there.
Turn monetization on. YouTube does that, on its own timeline.
Tell you a date when you will start earning.
Thresholds published by YouTube. Source: YouTube Help, Partner Program eligibility. Requirements change, and this page follows them.
Same scope in all four. The only difference is how much.
Nothing is held back for the bigger plans. A channel on Foundation gets the same editing, the same thumbnails and the same optimization as one on Flagship.
Foundation
One a week. Enough to exist properly and stop starting over.
- 4 videos a month
- Five to twenty minutes each
- Remote podcast style interviews
- Monthly report
Momentum
Two a week. Where a channel starts building an audience of its own.
- 8 videos a month
- Five to twenty minutes each
- Remote podcast style interviews
- Monthly report
Authority
Three a week. For businesses with something worth saying every few days.
- 12 videos a month
- Five to twenty minutes each
- Remote podcast style interviews
- Monthly report
Flagship
Four a week. Built for podcasts, academies and teams already producing constantly.
- 16 videos a month
- Five to twenty minutes each
- Remote podcast style interviews
- Monthly report
- Professional editing of long form video
- Chapters and sections
- On screen text and light motion
- A designed thumbnail for every video
- Titles, descriptions and tags for discovery
- End screens, cards and playlists
- Upload, scheduling and channel organization
- A shared folder with every file
Not included: ad budget. Shorts live in our social media plans. Monetization is turned on by YouTube, not by us. Need more than sixteen a month? Tell us and we will build it around you.
Four ways this works. None of them changes the price.
You send the footage
You record, we handle everything after that.
You sit for an interview
Remote sessions, podcast style. One afternoon can carry weeks of content. Included in every plan.
You send nothing at all
Faceless channel, built from scratch with stock, design and voiceover. Plenty of channels start exactly here and never show a face.
You bring the topics
Whichever route you pick, the subjects come from you, because nobody knows what your customers keep asking better than you do. We write the scripts.
A question you answer five times a week is a video. In our first session we pull thirty or forty of those out of you at once, and that becomes the bank we work from for months. After that, one approval a month: you review the calendar before anything publishes, and we go.
The ones people actually ask.
Two ways to start, and neither one costs you anything.
Tell us what your business does and what you want the channel to do. We will come back with a plan, the topics we would start with, and a straight answer about what is realistic. No channel yet? That is fine. Starting from zero is easier than fixing a channel that has been going in the wrong direction for two years.
Got it.
We are going to look at your channel and your competition before we reply, so the first thing you hear from us is a list of videos we would make and not a thank you note.
Would rather talk it through? Book a call
Without the fine print.
4, 8, 12 or 16 videos. Identical scope in all four plans. The only thing that changes is how much we make.
Cancel with one month's notice, because content is produced a month ahead. Anything already produced is invoiced and handed over to you.
Everything is remote. That is a large part of why the price is what it is.
We watch the channel and tell you the moment something needs you. Your team replies.
We build toward the thresholds and keep the channel clean. YouTube decides when, and we never promise a date.
Every file lives in a shared folder you can open any time, during and after.
From $4004 videos a month
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