Music service offering tracks to improve focus, relaxation, and sleep. Brain.fm has sponsored 10 YouTube channels in 31 videos tracked by SponsorRadar, most recently on June 16, 2026. Channels it has sponsored include Alex O'Connor and Mark Manson. In the last 12 months its deals went mostly to Education and News & Politics channels, typically with over 1M subscribers. Its recent sponsored videos have an estimated value of $4.3K to $8.8K each.
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YouTube channels sponsored by Brain.fm
Latest videos sponsored by Brain.fm
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“Get one month of BrainFM free with my link: https://go.brain.fm/idgaf”
“00:00 - WatchMojo Promotes AI Song in Video About Dead YouTubers 06:09 - Reckless Ben Served Restraining Order in Bricks & Minifigs Lawsuit…”
“00:00 - Trump & Melania Slam Jimmy Kimmel Over “Expectant Widow” Joke 07:13 - Todd Blanche Sued for Failing to Comply with the Epstein Files…”
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Yes. SponsorRadar has identified 31 sponsored videos from Brain.fm across 10 YouTube creators, with deals as recent as June 2026. That makes them an active buyer of creator sponsorships, not a cold prospect.
Creators sponsored by Brain.fm include Alex O'Connor, Mark Manson, The Mark Ellis Tech Diary. The full roster is above. Before pitching, check that your channel's niche and audience size are comparable to the channels they already work with.
Brands that already sponsor creators respond to pitches that show fit: reference the kind of channels they sponsor, lead with your audience data, and include your rates. Our guide to getting sponsored by Brain.fm breaks down their channel-size and niche patterns from tracked deal data.
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