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What’s your channel
actually worth?

Paste your channel. Get a 0–100 score, the five things driving it, and what a sponsor should be paying you.

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Public data only. We never ask for access to your account.

This is what comes back

A score, the five components behind it, and what you’re known for.

Every number comes from a published formula. Same channel, same data, same score — AI only writes the explanation.

Example output@channel · 142K subs
84/ 100
Momentum 30%27/30
Engagement 25%21/25
Views 20%17/20
Consistency 15%11/15
Growth 10%8/10
Buzz DNATech Explainer × AI × Consumer Electronics
BuzzScore · Free

YouTube Channel Growth & Creator Influence Score

BuzzScore reads your last 10–20 uploads and rates five things: momentum, engagement, how each video does against your own baseline, consistency, and where the trend points. You get the score, the components that built it, and a line describing what you’re known for.

  • No login, no channel connection. A public URL is enough.
  • Your result is private until you choose to share it.
The published formulaFive weighted components, one hundred points
  • Content Momentum30%
  • Engagement25%
  • View Performance20%
  • Consistency15%
  • Growth Signals10%

Fixed, and printed on every result. Nothing here is illustrative.

DealBuff · US$9.99 one-off

YouTube Sponsorship Deal Analyzer

Paste the brand’s email exactly as they sent it. DealBuff prices every term in it — usage rights, exclusivity, whitelisting, payment terms, IP — scores the deal out of 100, and shows you which clauses are quietly taking money out of the fee.

You get a price range, a specific counteroffer, and a negotiation reply you can copy and send.

  • One payment, one analysis. No subscription.
  • Your offer text is private and never shared with the brand.
Example output1 sponsored integration
62
NegotiateThe fee is close. Three terms are not.
Their offer$3,000
reasonable $4,000–6,500counter $4,800
  • Costs youExclusivity · 12 months+$1,800
  • Costs youUsage rights · perpetual, paid ads+$1,200
  • Costs youWhitelisting · included, unlimited+$750
  • FairNet 30, two revisions

Commercial guidance, not legal adviceDealBuff prices contract terms. It is not a lawyer.

Published pricing assumptionsWhat the expensive clauses add to a fee
  • Perpetual paid usage+100%
  • Brand takes the IP+75%
  • 12 months of paid usage+60%
  • Whitelisting+25%
  • Paid amplification+15%

Percentages of the base fee. BuzzBuff's own fixed assumptions, not a market benchmark — DealBuff charges against these exact rates.

FAQ

Questions creators actually ask

Answers are on the page, open, in full. Nothing hidden behind a toggle.

What is a Buzz Score?

A Buzz Score is a 0–100 rating of how a YouTube channel is performing right now, calculated from its most recent 10–20 videos. Five weighted components make it up: Content Momentum (30%), Engagement (25%), View Performance (20%), Consistency (15%) and Growth Signals (10%).

How is the score calculated — is it AI guessing?

No. Every number comes from a fixed, published formula applied to public YouTube data. Run the same channel twice on the same day and you get the same score. AI is used only to write the plain-English explanation of what the numbers mean and what to do about them.

What does it cost?

BuzzScore is free. DealBuff is US$9.99 for one sponsorship analysis — a single payment, not a subscription, with no account required.

Do I have to connect my YouTube account?

No. Paste a public channel URL — an @handle or a /channel/ link. BuzzBuff never asks for access to your account, never posts anything, and cannot see anything a viewer couldn't.

Is my sponsorship offer private?

Yes. Your channel analysis and any offer you paste are private by default. Nothing is published, and nothing goes to the brand. Sharing a result is a separate, deliberate action you take yourself.

Is DealBuff legal advice?

No. DealBuff gives commercial guidance — what terms typically cost a creator and what a fair fee looks like. It is not a lawyer, does not account for your jurisdiction, and should not replace legal review on a contract you can't walk away from.