What a brand sees when they open your page.
Three samples, in three of the layouts you can choose from. The creators, videos and numbers below are invented — nothing here is anyone’s real channel. Yours is built from your own public uploads and re-read every day.
Technology › Consumer Electronics · keynote layout · sample data
Rohit Verma
Budget tech, tested for a month before I say anything
views per video · the last 3 uploads.
how this is worked out
Worked out from the channel’s public YouTube data: the mean views of its uploads from the last 7 days, or — when fewer than three were published that week — its last 3 uploads. Re-read daily. A very new upload has had only a day of views and pulls the average down; one unusually big video pulls it up.
0 readings so far · the subscriber chart appears after the second daily reading
5 of 5 videos below carry measured figures · 5 refreshed daily · median 7.3K views across the work shown · not self-reported
0 readings so far · the subscriber chart appears after the second daily reading
I buy the phone, use it as my only phone for thirty days, then review it. No unboxings, no launch-day videos. Mostly India, mostly under ₹25,000.
The work brands should see.
5 videos, best first — median 7.3K views across the measured work. Every figure read by us; every line under a video the creator’s own.
Pick the format, send the brief. Rates on request — the cost per view is computed from the measured figures above, never typed in.
Format, budget band and the window you have in mind. It lands in the channel’s own inbox — no agency in between.
How this page is made
- The creator wrote the headline, the about, the line under each video, the category wording, the rates and the booking details. Nothing they typed becomes a figure.
- CreatorVet read every number — subscribers, views, engagement, upload rate, the charts — from public YouTube data, last on 2026-09-09, and re-reads it daily. A video the creator chose to keep private shows without its figures rather than with typed ones.
- The recent average is the mean views of the channel’s uploads from the last 7 days, or its last 3 uploads when fewer than three were published that week. Every “× recent avg” under a video uses that same number.
- Ownership is marked verified only after a Google sign-in with the account that owns this exact channel; otherwise the page says so. This page is verified.
- Check it yourself. Every figure here can be re-read on the same channel, free, at creatorvet.com/vet.
Yours takes about two minutes.
It’s free — brands pay us, creators don’t.
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