Sponsorship
Put your product inside a film people actually watch
We make Pixar-style animated shorts. Brands sponsor them because the film gets watched for its own sake — the product rides along inside something people choose to finish and share, rather than skip.
Rates
Single
One sponsored film
One custom film carrying your product, published to our audience.
- Concept, script and direction — written for your product
- Full production: characters, render, sound design
- 9:16, built for Reels, TikTok and Shorts
- Published to our channel, yours to reuse on your own
- One revision round
Series
Three films
Best value per film
Three films at $1,300 each — enough runs for the numbers to average out.
- Everything in the single package, three times
- A recurring character across all three, if you want one
- Scheduled across weeks so they compound
- One revision round per film
Campaign
Five films
Five films at $1,200 each — the package where reach is most predictable.
- Everything in the series package, five times
- Priority slot in the production queue
- Tutorial format available: show the result, then how it was made
- One revision round per film
Organic placement on our channel. Paid amplification, whitelisting and exclusivity are quoted separately. Rates hold for 30 days.
How reach really behaves — worth knowing before you buy
Reach on short-form video is a power law, not an average, and our own data says so plainly. Across 221 published films, the top 10% carry 88.2% of all views. The median film gets 47,801. The biggest got 79,963,933.
So a single sponsored film is genuinely unpredictable — it might do 50,000 views or several million, and anyone promising you otherwise is guessing. Across three or five films the averaging works in your favour, which is the real reason the multi-film packages cost less per film.
For context on engagement rather than reach: 1.41% of views like, 0.177% share and 0.074% save — about 2.39 shares for every save. Shares are distribution; saves are intent to come back.
Start a conversation
Tell us the product, the market and roughly what you want the film to say. We come back with a concept before anything is agreed.