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Sponsee — The Sponsorship CRM for Streamers
Launched on Sep 28, 2026
MakerTPTravis Preudhomme
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Product Overview
Sponsee App is a sponsorship CRM built for live streamers who manage brand relationships like a real business. It brings sponsorship deals, briefs, deliverables, and payment follow-ups into one deal workspace—so creators don’t have to juggle DMs, email, notes, and spreadsheets.
Sponsee is designed for independent mid-tier streamers with meaningful sponsorship revenue. It runs sponsorships across platforms such as Twitch, YouTube Live, TikTok Live, and Kick, helping creators move deals through a focused pipeline from first outreach through payment while keeping full control of their brand relationships and funds.
Key features
- One deal workspace for organizing every sponsorship from first reply to final follow-up
- Deal pipeline stages that track negotiating, contract, live delivery, and paid status
- Briefs and deliverables stay together (including attached files like campaign briefs)
- CPVH-based pricing benchmarks to help streamers quote with more confidence
- Flat fee model with no cut and brands pay creators directly (Sponsee does not take custody of payments)
- Automated late-payment follow-ups to chase invoices on the creator’s schedule
How Sponsee App works
- 1
Create a deal workspace
Add each sponsorship to Sponsee so the conversation, scope, and deliverables live together in one place.
- 2
Price with CPVH benchmarks
Use CPVH-based pricing benchmarks to support consistent quotes for brand deals.
- 3
Follow up until payment
Move the deal through delivery and paid status, using automated late-payment follow-ups when invoices need attention.
Use cases
- A streamer receives an inbound brand reply and wants all campaign details—scope, deliverables, and the next action—in one place rather than scattered messages and documents.
- A creator negotiates a contract, then needs to move the same deal through live delivery (sponsored hours, ad reads, and placements) and into paid status without losing context.
- A streamer has invoices that are past due and wants polite, automated late-payment follow-ups to reduce time spent chasing money already earned.
Who is it for?
Sponsorship-focused live streamers who run deals beyond casual outreach—especially independent mid-tier creators with ongoing brand revenue. It fits streamers who prefer managing sponsorship operations with agency-like discipline while keeping control of their brand and payments.