We own the channels we build, so a partnership is agreed with us and nobody else.
Ninefold Studio owns and runs faceless YouTube channels across separate niches.
Because the channels are ours, a partnership is built into the episode rather than stuck on it, and held to the same standards as everything else we publish.
Why partner here
A brand
Comes with something it needs to be true.
Ninefold Studio
Writes it, makes it, and answers for it.
The channel
Ours, and the audience it already has.
- No network
- No separate talent deal
- No third party who can overrule
One agreement, one set of standards. The studio owns the channel, so what is agreed is what gets made.
You deal with the owner
The channels are ours. There is no network in between, no talent to negotiate with separately, and nobody who can overrule what was agreed.
Several audiences, not one
Separate categories with separate audiences and no shared voice between them. A partnership goes where it fits rather than everywhere at once.
The same process, every time
Research through publish runs the same way on our own channels and on partner work. What you see agreed is what gets made.
Separate categories mean separate audiences, not one audience counted more than once.
Where a partnership can sit
Categories, not channel names. Which one suits you is in the media kit.
- 01
Immersive history
One life, told from the inside, for a full episode.
- 02
True crime before the camera
Cases from before photographs, rebuilt from the written record.
- 03
Dark folklore
What each culture decided to be afraid of, and why.
- 04
What if scenarios
Real events, turned one decision at a time.
- 05
Alternate endings
Films and series taken to the ending they nearly had.
- 06
Companies that came close
The quarter it almost went, and what actually moved.
- 07
The animal side
The same ecosystem, narrated by the animal being hunted.
- 08
The invisible rules
Why everyday objects and systems are shaped as they are.
How we work
The nine stepsThree phases, nine steps. The same nine on our own channels and on client work.
Frame
The problem, what already exists, and what we already have.
Aim
Who it is for, where it has to go, and what the limits are.
Build
A real first cut, published, then revised on the numbers.
Start with the media kit
The site does not publish audience numbers. The media kit does, and it goes out by hand so we know who has it. Ask for it and we will send it, along with which categories we think you belong beside.
Request the media kit