11 creators for cloud, hosting and VPS brands.
Nobody picks a server off a banner price.
A VPS up against twenty others over a two-dollar difference. A control panel that only makes sense once somebody deploys something on camera. A migration nobody runs until they watch someone else do it first. These 11 creators are in front of 6.6M people who already choose where to host what they build.
No number on this site is an estimate.
The group in numbers
- Creators11
- Followers, combined6.6M
- Of the roster11 of 18
- MarketsLATAM and Spain
How to read these numbers. Followers are added up per platform, so they are 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 five declared countries for this group, and each profile publishes its own country split.
Cloud and hosting in front of whoever picks it.
11 of 18 creators
Somebody who already pays for a server and somebody about to sign up for their first one don't get convinced by the same thing. One compares latency, backups and support. The other needs somebody to walk them through the whole dashboard before they'll enter a card. Each profile says which of the two that creator has in front of them.
TECHProgramming · AI
Dalto
- Audience2.9M
TECHProgramming · AI
Fazt
- Audience1.2M
TECHProgramming · AI
HolaMundo
- Audience1M
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
What decides a migration.
The decision gets made by comparing
Nobody buys a server because of an ad. They open three tabs, look for somebody who migrated before them and read how it went. A piece from this group is exactly the content that shows up in that search.
You see the panel working
Price fits in a comparison table. What the thing is like to use does not. When the creator actually deploys something, the viewer sees how long it takes, what breaks and how it gets fixed, and that's what decides between two providers that cost the same.
Search keeps bringing them in
A comparison or a deployment tutorial gets indexed and keeps coming up when somebody searches that problem. The campaign switches off and the piece keeps bringing in people who were about to pick.
What a brand asks first.
Which infrastructure products fit here?
Shared hosting, VPS and dedicated servers, deployment platforms, domains, managed databases, CDN and cloud services. This audience is the one choosing the provider, or the one telling their team which to use.
Can you ask for a comparison against another provider?
The brief is agreed in writing before filming and it sets what gets said and what stays out. What OHMYBITZ doesn't agree to is an outcome. The creator tries the product and tells people what they found, and that's the reason their audience listens.
Does this work for a brand that sells outside Argentina?
Every profile publishes the audience split by country as stated in the media kit. Some creators are centered on Mexico, some on Colombia and some on Spain, and the mix gets built around the market the campaign is for.
How are the creators on this list chosen?
They're the ones who list hosting, cloud or infrastructure among the brand categories they work with, in the same field their profile publishes. None of them is estimated or added by affinity.
Your infrastructure gets chosen by whoever's already comparing it.
The product, the goal and the dates are enough to start. The answer comes back with the creators in this group who fit your market and the format that works best for each one.