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How Much Does Papa Jake Cost to Sponsor in 2026?
Papa Jake works with brands at the mega tier in the entertainment space. We manage the brief, the window, and the integration.
How much does papa jake cost to sponsor in April 2026?
Papa Jake charges $9,000 for one-time, in-video integration with 30-day usage rights, roughly $39 CPM at typical view performance for a mega-tier entertainment creator. Sponsor history on file: no logged sponsorships yet.
Wider context: our 2026 influencer-marketing cost guide breaks down per-tier rates and platform CPMs.
Brief, scheduling, and delivery handled by our team.
The Papa Jake sponsor card
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Single integration rate | $9,000 |
| Implied CPM | $39 |
| Subscribers | 8.0M |
| Niche | entertainment |
| Country | Canada |
| Format | one-time, in-video integration with 30-day usage rights |
| Sponsor history | no logged sponsorships yet |
| Cadence | 50 videos in the last 150 days, 1,306 lifetime. |
What does $9,000 actually buy you on Papa Jake's channel?
A single one-time, in-video integration with 30-day usage rights on Papa Jake's channel.
Expected reach: 400K to 2M views per integration at the mega-tier baseline.
The implied CPM lands at $39 on the $9,000 rate.
Across 76 creators we tracked at the same tier, that math holds.
What an ambassador program with Papa Jake looks like
One video is a test.
An ambassador program is the buy.
You keep Papa Jake on the same $9,000 rate and run it every month:
- $9,000 flat per video. Same rate, every drop.
- 15 percent commission on tracked sales.
- One new video a month, so the audience hears it more than once.
- Category exclusivity for the run. No competitor on this channel.
The flat fee buys the placement.
The commission ties our pay to your results.
Working mega-tier entertainment creator on our roster.
What kind of brands fit a Papa Jake partnership at $9,000?
Brands that work well with Papa Jake share three traits.
- A clear entertainment angle that fits the channel's audience.
- Budget for production support beyond the $9,000 integration spot itself.
- A 30 to 90 day exclusivity window they are willing to pay extra for.
Their content keywords on file: boxforts, cardboard, survival, adventure, humor, nerfbattles, experiments, DIY, monsters, videos.
The rate is the rate. We brief once and ship.
Why does Papa Jake charge $9,000 and clear $39 CPM?
Papa Jake sits in the mega bracket at 8.0M subscribers.
At that scale, an one-time, in-video integration with 30-day usage rights clears 400K to 2M views per integration.
That works the math out to roughly $39 CPM on the $9,000 rate.
Across 76 creators we tracked at the same tier, Papa Jake holds the working pattern for the bracket.
How often does Papa Jake publish videos?
Papa Jake uploaded 50 videos in the last 150 days.
That works out to roughly one video every 3.0 days.
Lifetime, the channel has published 1,306 videos.
The most recent upload is from April 2026.
How do I start a Papa Jake partnership?
We bring the brief to Papa Jake, agree on a window that fits the channel calendar, and oversee delivery from script to upload.
The single-integration rate is $9,000.
Run it monthly as an ambassador program at that same rate, plus 15 percent commission on tracked sales.
We have done the same across 76 creators we tracked at the mega tier and similar creators in the entertainment space.
Speak with the team about your next campaign.
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For broader market context we benchmark our network rates against the Influencer Marketing Hub 2026 benchmark and the eMarketer creator outlook.