Management for Spanish-language creators.
Earn without spending your audience.
No audience forgives a paid video that does not fit, and a technical one forgives it least. You pay for it in comments, in subscribers and in the sense that what you recommend can no longer be trusted. This house negotiates, contracts and collects, and the call to take it or turn it down stays yours.
No creator on this roster takes everything that comes.
The roster today · 18 creators
- Eze Martínez5.6M
- Lean Riccio3.5M
- Dalto2.9M
- Fazt1.2M
- HolaMundo1M
- Pildoras de Programacion636.1K
- TodoCode549.5K
- Dot Dager350.4K
- Gentleman Programming232.4K
- Héctor de León226K
- Programación en español212.6K
- Deivchoi208K
- Maxi Programa173.1K
- Leifer Mendez127K
- Franco Balich117.3K
- otromasdesistemas89.7K
- Doc Bárbara Garcia60.3K
- san_sistema45K
Every one of them has a public profile in the roster, with exactly what a brand sees before getting in touch.
The part you do not want to do.
Management and press for Spanish-language creators in programming, technology, science and science communication, which is where the house has its edge. A creator from another field gets the same review.
One table
OHMYBITZ handles the negotiation, the contract and getting you paid. You decide what you take and what you turn down, always.
A media kit that holds up
A public profile with your metrics and the source behind each one. It's what a brand asks for before signing, and it saves you the round of screenshots by email.
Saying no
The veto policy applies to the whole roster. Casinos, crypto and trading are out, and that protects the one thing you don't get back.
Doors already open
Cross-collaborations with creators in the same niche, and access to the brands already working with OHMYBITZ.
Who this house is not for.
It is said up front because management that does not fit costs both sides months. The field itself is not on this list.
- Anyone who can't show their numbers. The public profile is built from verifiable metrics with a stated source, and the media kit is the first thing that gets reviewed.
- Anyone who needs every offer that comes in to be taken. The veto policy isn't negotiated campaign by campaign.
- Anyone who doesn't have an audience yet that a campaign can be built on. There's no published minimum, and what gets looked at is whether there's enough there to sell.
What to send in the first email
- 01Your channels and links
- 02Your media kit
- 03Your audience today
- 04What the channel covers
- 05What you won't take
- 06What you expect from a house
Item 02 is not optional. It is the source of the numbers OHMYBITZ publishes, and the form will not send without it.
Why item 05. Saying up front what you turn down avoids the awkward conversation three months later, with a brand already waiting on an answer.
If you read this far, you probably fit.
Your channels, your current numbers and the categories you would rather not be associated with are enough to know whether it is worth going further.