Partnerships

Let's get your product in front of people who actually buy

BMFVR is a VR and Meta Quest channel with around 263,000 subscribers. The people watching spent five hundred dollars on a headset and then kept spending on it, which makes them an unusually easy audience to sell something to. Your product does not have to have anything to do with VR.

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A few of the brands I've worked with

Magic Spoon Monarch Money Antigravity nDreams bHaptics TOZO Photon XR Prism XR Final Round AI

The honest numbers

What a video actually does

263,000Subscribers Seven years covering VR, the Meta Quest and future tech.

30k – 75kViews in month one The typical range for the videos a sponsor read would sit in. Plan around this rather than around my best ones.

6:23Average watch time On a seventeen minute video, so the middle of a video genuinely gets watched here.

16 monthsAnd still earning One video from sixteen months ago still picks up around 1,200 views a day. A link keeps working long after the flight ends.

Thumbnail click-through on recent launches runs between 11 and 12.5 percent on browse-heavy traffic. Full analytics, including audience breakdown, available on request.

Who's watching

An audience that buys the things it sees

Buying a Quest is not the end of the purchase, it is the start of one. Straps, lenses, batteries, games, a better chair, a faster router. That habit is the whole point. These are people with money to spend on things they find out about online, and a track record of actually acting on a recommendation.

Which is why your product does not need to have anything to do with VR. Coffee, a meal kit, a VPN, a standing desk, a learning app, a razor. If it is something a person who already buys gear online would want, it works here. The hobby is just the proof that they buy.

Proven buyers, not just viewers They have already spent five hundred dollars on a headset and kept spending on it. That is a spending habit, and it does not stop at VR.

They stay for the middle People come here to learn something, so they do not bounce after the hook. That matters because the middle of the video is where your read sits.

They find videos months later How-to and news videos keep pulling search traffic long after upload, which is why a code in a description outlives the campaign.

Family friendly throughout No rage, no drama, no thumbnails screaming at you. Brand safe is the default here, not a concession.

Formats

What a partnership looks like

Integrated read Most common

A 60 to 90 second spot inside a video, placed where people are still watching rather than bolted onto the front. I write it myself and say it in my own words. Includes a description link, a code and a pinned comment.

Dedicated video Deep dive

A full video built around your product, with real time spent using it before anything gets filmed. Best when there is more to show than a sixty second spot can carry.

Shorts Volume

Short-form built around the one thing your product does best. Strongest as a package alongside a long-form spot rather than sold on its own.

How I do this

The read has to earn its place

My job isn't to get you to pay for a slot in a video. It's to get your product in front of the people watching and actually sell some of it, so that you want to come back and do it again.

That means no "quick word from our sponsor" read off a script you sent me. I use the thing first, then I tell people what I honestly make of it, in my own words, in the middle of a video where they are still listening. That works the same whether you sell headset accessories or coffee.

Hands on first I need time with the product before I build the ad, whether that's an app, a drink or a headset accessory. It's what makes the read land.

Straight with you, straight with them If something doesn't hold up you'll hear it from me before there's a script, not after you've paid for a flat read.

Built for the long version The best partnerships here have been the repeat ones. I'd rather get you a result worth coming back for.

Let's talk

Tell me what you're working on

Whether you know exactly what you want or you're just wondering whether this is a fit, send a line. A one line no is completely fine too.

partnerships@bmfvr.com

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