Your channel. Your work. A clear agreement.
CollabSplits starts with your YouTube channel and the details that matter to you. Understand what a collaboration asks of you before committing to it.
Connect your YouTube channel
Make space for the creative part.
A good partnership begins with practical answers. What are you making? Who is reviewing it? When does it go live, and when are you paid?
Put those details in the agreement so your attention can stay on the work.
See how collaborations workBefore you say yes.
A subscriber count says little about the deal. These details say much more.
- The work
- Formats, deliverables, publishing dates, and the room you have to make the content your own.
- The review
- Who gives feedback, how many revisions are included, and what counts as approval.
- The rights
- Where your content can be used, for how long, and which disclosures the campaign requires.
- The payment
- Amount, currency, timing, completion conditions, and a method that works for both sides.
Start with the channel you actually create for.
Paste your YouTube URL or @handle to look up its public name, avatar, subscriber count, videos, and views. Check the details, then use the Google account that manages that channel.
Find my YouTube channelConnecting a channel does not guarantee campaign invitations.
A few useful details.
Something else on your mind? [email protected].
Can I review the terms before accepting?
Yes. Read the brief and commercial terms, and ask for anything missing before making your decision. Changes to scope, rights, or timing should be agreed again.
Which payment methods are available?
Methods may include bank transfer, PayPal, Payoneer, Wise, and Cash App. Availability depends on country, currency, account eligibility, campaign setup, and provider support. Confirm the method and timing in your agreement.
What if I select the wrong Google account?
Use the account-mismatch guidance and switch to the account that manages the channel you selected.