Bring Your YouTube Content to 80% of the World Who Don't Speak English

Many creators ask this question, and the simple answer is: it doesn't work. Robotic voices kill retention and trust, which means audiences don't stick around or come back. Without emotional connection, there's no loyal subscriber base, no real engagement, and no chance of landing sponsors.

Auto-dubbed videos also fail in search since titles, thumbnails, and descriptions remain untranslated. It's a shortcut that guarantees stagnation rather than growth.

Cheaper upfront, yes — but far more expensive long-term. You lose out on brand deals, audience trust, and authentic community growth. It's like saving money by printing flyers with typos.

Yes. The channel and all revenue remain 100% yours. We just run the heavy lifting — translations, uploads, optimizations — so you don't have to.

Everything: voiceovers, subtitles, titles, descriptions, and thumbnails. Auto-dubbing does only the voice, badly. We do the whole package.

Spanish-language sponsors want authentic Spanish channels. They won't touch auto-dubbed content. With a dedicated channel, we've seen creators land brand deals that autodubbers never get.

Our Pilot Launch runs at $3,250 per month for 6 months, which covers full translation, management, and growth strategy. For reference, the average Spanish sponsorship is around $10,000 USD.

Just one sponsor can cover a significant portion of the pilot cost. Since sponsors tend to return once they see results, ROI builds over time beyond the pilot period.

Results typically begin showing within 3-4 months as YouTube's algorithm adapts to your content in new markets. By month 6, successful creators often see initial sponsor interest and some revenue from new audiences, with stronger results building in months 7-12.

We analyze your top-performing videos and test them in Spanish first. The algorithm needs a dozen+ videos to properly push content — one or two won't cut it.

We de-risk the process completely. If traction is weak, we don't walk away — we keep working for free. That might mean restarting the channel, testing new strategies, or even trying a different language until traction appears. You're not locked into a "one-shot experiment"; we treat it as a partnership where success is the only acceptable outcome.

Yes. We translate and localize your entire funnel — courses, eBooks, landing pages — so your Spanish audience can buy without friction. Auto-dubbing leaves that money on the table.

We're enhancing your brand asset, not taking equity in it. A flat fee keeps incentives clean and lets both of us stay flexible long-term.

Quality translation and channel management have real costs. "Free" usually means low quality and no guidance—we operate as consultants, not just translators.

A world-famous magician, a ministry, and multiple musicians. If you're a leader in your niche, you're a good fit.

Yes. Our pilot program includes top languages from the start—typically Spanish, French, and German—chosen based on your audience demographics and market potential. We also support Korean, Japanese, Italian, and more, prioritizing markets with strong purchasing power and audience volume.

You can, but pricing will rise as our results compound and capacity tightens. We also limit onboarding to six spots per quarter to maintain hands-on consulting quality.