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Partner application

Bring your channels onto the network

We manage rights, claim your content across YouTube, and settle what you are owed every month against an agreed share. This form is the start of that: it takes about ten minutes, and we read every one.

  1. 1

    You send this

    Company details, your content, and the channels you want on the network.

  2. 2

    We review it

    Usually within a few working days. We may come back with questions.

  3. 3

    Agreement and onboarding

    We send the agreement and a secure link for your documents, then set up your account.

Where you are based

These two answers decide which documents we need from you, so the list below updates as you answer.

Registered in

GST

Company
Tax and registration

PAN is required. CIN and TAN apply to registered companies; leave them blank if you are a proprietorship.

Your content

Genres *

Sample links

A few videos that show what you produce.

Channels you want on the network

Paste the channel URL. It has to be the /channel/UC… form — a handle does not contain the channel id, and we cannot map it without one.

YouTube channels

Is this content already with another network or aggregator? Say so here — it is not a problem, but we need to know before we claim anything.

Documents we will ask for

Not uploaded here. Once we have read your application we will write to you with a secure link for these, so nothing sensitive is attached to a public form.

  • Company registration certificaterequired

    Confirms the entity exists and the name on the agreement is the legal one.

  • Cancelled chequerequired

    Bank details for payout. Must match the entity name.

  • Declaration of No Conflictrequired

    Required of every partner, GST registered or not.

  • PAN cardrequired

    Needed to deduct tax at source at the correct rate.

  • CIN and TANrequired

    Company and deductor identifiers for statutory filings.

You will get a reference on the next screen. Keep it — it is how you check where the application has got to.