18 Spanish-language programming and tech creators.
The trust your product needs already has a voice.
Latin America and Spain are not a translation of your home market. The audience here is technical, and technical audiences everywhere run ad blockers, skip the pre-roll and check what they are told before they believe it. This one does all of that in Spanish. The same people will sit through a whole video from someone they trust. We represent 18 programming, technology and science creators publishing in Spanish, and that trust took years to build.
No number on this site is an estimate.
The roster in numbers
- Creators represented18
- Followers, combined17.4M
- Tech · Science15 · 3
- MarketsLATAM and Spain
How to read this number. It is the sum of per-platform followers for the creators who already have that metric loaded. One person can follow a creator on two networks, so it is not the same as unique people. Every number comes from the creator's own media kit and its source is declared on their profile. The markets are the six declared countries in those media kits, and each profile publishes its own country split.
The creators your brand needs.
18 creators, with the exposure you're after
New users for your SaaS or your app. A launch that needs explaining before it needs noise. A tool that only makes sense once somebody uses it live. For each of those goals there are creators in this roster already talking every day to the people you have to convince: developers, technology professionals and Spanish-speaking technical audiences across Latin America and Spain, at scales running from 45K to 5.6M followers. Anyone can buy reach. Nobody can buy being heard.
SCIENCEScience communication · Mathematics
Eze Martínez
- Audience5.6M
SCIENCELaw · True Crime
Lean Riccio
- Audience3.5M
TECHProgramming · AI
Dalto
- Audience2.9M
TECHProgramming · AI
Fazt
- Audience1.2M
TECHProgramming · AI
HolaMundo
- Audience1M
TECHProgramming · AI
Pildoras de Programacion
- Audience636.1K
TECHProgramming · Computing
TodoCode
- Audience549.5K
TECHProgramming · Comedy
Dot Dager
- Audience350.4K
TECHProgramming · Software architecture
Gentleman Programming
- Audience232.4K
TECHProgramming · Software development
Héctor de León
- Audience226K
TECHProgramming · Software architecture
Programación en español
- Audience212.6K
TECHProgramming · Web development
Deivchoi
- Audience208K
TECHProgramming · AI
Maxi Programa
- Audience173.1K
TECHProgramming · SaaS and startups
Leifer Mendez
- Audience127K
TECHAI · Programming
Franco Balich
- Audience117.3K
TECHApplied AI · Automation
otromasdesistemas
- Audience89.7K
SCIENCEHealth · Wellbeing
Doc Bárbara Garcia
- Audience60.3K
TECHComedy · Technology
san_sistema
- Audience45K
If what you sell is AI or automation, 11 of these creators already talk to your buyer every week. See the 11 in AI
A separate segment
Mass audience · 34 creators
Comedy, lifestyle and entertainment, with 147M followers combined. A different audience and a different kind of campaign.
What budget can't buy.
Budget buys impressions and it buys reach. What it doesn't buy is somebody with their own reputation on the line opening your product on camera and saying out loud what it does well and what it does badly. That takes years to build and it isn't for sale separately.
Borrowed credibility
When a creator names a product, the trust is already there. They built it, over years, in front of an audience that chooses what to watch. It's the only marketing asset budget can't produce.
A captive audience
Nobody interrupted anyone. These people went looking for the channel, subscribed and come back. The same ones running an ad blocker and skipping the pre-roll stay for the whole video.
Exposure that compounds
Your ad on Google Ads, Meta Ads, TikTok Ads or any advertising platform lasts as long as your budget does. A brand integration or an organic dedicated video stays inside the video, gets indexed and keeps turning up in search for months after the campaign is over.
Trust, protected
The roster turns down casinos, crypto and trading. That discipline is the reason a creator's word still carries weight when they do take a brand.
How it works
- ContractDirect with OHMYBITZ
- Point of contactOne
- BriefWritten, before filming
- CloseMetrics report
- Every metricWith a declared source
Which products work in this roster, which formats each creator takes and how a campaign comes together. See how a campaign is built
What the roster turns down.
A house rule, and it applies to every creator in tech and science. It's published because a brand deserves to know from the start what it won't be sharing a screen with, and a creator deserves to know what they'll never be asked to do.
- Casinos and betting houses in general
- Money investment
- Get-rich promises
- Bootcamps promising to turn somebody with no tech background into an expert programmer by buying their course
- Trading and copy trading
- Cryptocurrency
- Easy, fast money apps
Exceptions
Exceptions declared at creator level are restrictive and assessed case by case: they enable one category for one specific channel, not for the whole creator, and never on the mere grounds that the brand claims to be regulated. When in doubt, the general policy applies.
Every category on this list is out for a reason, and exceptions are declared channel by channel. Read the veto policy
Someone in this roster already talks to your customer.
The product, the goal and the dates are all we need. The first reply comes back with specific names and the numbers behind each one.