Keep the whole agreement in view.

CollabSplits brings a simple principle to creator partnerships: agree on the work, make responsibilities explicit, and keep decisions connected to the campaign.

Connect your channel

Two sides.
The same understanding.

A creator and a campaign team have different jobs. The scope, deadlines, review process, and commercial terms should mean the same thing to both.

For creators For campaign teams
Two campaign documents joined together, with a video deliverable and an approval mark.
A campaign clipboard with a video deliverable, calendar, pencil, and approved brief.

Agree on the work

Define the content, delivery dates, creative boundaries, usage rights, disclosures, revisions, and payment terms.

Both sides know what they are accepting.

A video draft with a feedback bubble, editing pencil, and approval mark.

Review with context

Make feedback specific to a version. Identify the person responsible for the decision and confirm any changes to the original scope.

The next action is clear to the person doing it.

A campaign folder keeping published content, approval records, and a saved link together.

Close with the details intact

Collect publication links, approval decisions, payment records, and reporting sources. Keep any exceptions beside the agreement they relate to.

A useful record remains after publication.

First, confirm your YouTube channel.

Paste a channel link or @handle. Review the public channel details, then continue with the Google account that manages it.

Connect my channel
A video channel on a phone connected to a matching account, with a confirmation mark.