A pricing, deal and reporting cockpit for the agents who sell YouTube sponsorships. It benchmarks real FR-market CPM by niche, runs the deal pipeline, and ships verified post-campaign reports — so an agent defends a price with external data, not a gut feeling.
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Das Produkt als System
- Campaign data
- Normalisation
- CPM benchmark
- Defensible price
- Verified report
Was geliefert wurde
- Built the FR-market CPM benchmark — median, P25, P75 by niche from the public YouTube API
- Shipped verified post-campaign reports from the YouTube Analytics API over OAuth read-only
- Solo across the stack: pricing engine, deal desk, ROI simulator, the data pipeline
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Die passende Leistung
- SaaS developer — A complete SaaS product — auth, roles, data, payments, admin, deployment — built for its first real customer.
- Next.js developer — Production Next.js applications — App Router, Server Components, Postgres, Stripe — fast, indexable, maintainable.
- Custom web application — Internal tools, client portals, eligibility engines, back offices — the software that replaces the spreadsheet and the emails.
Weiterlesen
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