How many sponsors does Last Line Of Defense have?

Last Line Of Defense has 42 brand sponsors across 145 sponsored videos.

How much does Last Line Of Defense make from sponsorships?

Based on Last Line Of Defense's average of 21,149 views per video and typical Lifestyle & Vlog sponsorship rates of $15–$30 per 1,000 views, a sponsored integration is estimated at $317–$634 per video. This is an estimate from tracked data, not a confirmed figure.

How much does Last Line Of Defense make per video?

Last Line Of Defense is estimated to earn $63–$148 in AdSense ad revenue per video (at typical Lifestyle & Vlog RPM of $3–$7 per 1,000 views), plus an estimated $317–$634 when a video is sponsored. Estimates are derived from tracked view counts and industry benchmarks, not confirmed figures.

How many subscribers does Last Line Of Defense have?

Last Line Of Defense has 442,000 subscribers on YouTube in the Lifestyle & Vlog category.

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Last Line Of Defense

@lastlineofdefense442K subscribers21.1K average views42 sponsorsLifestyle & Vlog

Last Line Of Defense Sponsors, Brand Deals & Estimated Earnings

Q: Who sponsors Last Line Of Defense?

Last Line Of Defense is sponsored by Diamondback Truck Covers, Toyo Tires, Diamondback Covers, LMNT, Athletic Greens and 37 more brands.

$317–$634

Estimated sponsorship rate

per sponsored video

$63–$148

Estimated AdSense

per video

145

Tracked deals

42 distinct brands

Sep 10

Last deal

most recent detected

Videos and estimated earnings

Lifetime views per upload with estimated AdSense and sponsorship value. Sponsored videos show the brand we detected.

Video	Views	Est. AdSense	Sponsor
September 2026
I've Owned 50 Cars - Here's How I Buy Used VehiclesSep 10	16K	$48–$112	Toyo Tiresest. $240–$479
It's Getting Colder... WEEKENDERLANDER EP 77 - Camping With AndySep 3	38.1K	$114–$267	Toyo Tiresest. $572–$1.1K
August 2026
GOODBYE LX570 (Could Be Yours) - My Favorite SUV, And Why I'm Selling My Land CruiserAug 28	38.5K	$116–$270	Toyo Tiresest. $578–$1.2K
IS THIS THE BEST BIG ROOFTOP TENT? The iKamper Skycamp 4.0 Quad ReviewAug 25	15.5K	$46–$108	Toyo Tiresest. $232–$464
FULL INTERIOR GEAR LOADOUT Of My Ford Excursion - Vehicle EDC PreparednessAug 18	18.2K	$55–$127	Ponchoest. $273–$546
The upTOP UTE Flatbed / Tray / Ultility / Canopy / Bed Replacement System. THIS THING IS AWESOMEAug 10	16.1K	$48–$113	Toyo Tiresest. $242–$484
My BIGGEST TRUCK Heads To The Mountains - F450 WEEKENDERLANDER EP 76Aug 6	19.9K	$60–$140	Toyo Tiresest. $299–$598

See 107 more videos and 24 months of history in the app

Estimates, not actuals. AdSense is estimated from lifetime views at typical Lifestyle & Vlog RPM ($3–$7 per 1,000 views); sponsorship value from Lifestyle & Vlog sponsorship CPM benchmarks ($15–$30 per 1,000 views, reviewed July 2026). Sponsor detections come from video content and are deduced from evidence, not confirmed by the channel or brand.

Recent sponsored videos

The latest deals we detected on Last Line Of Defense

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Diamondback Covers

I've Owned 50 Cars - Here's How I Buy Used Vehicles

Sep 10

Willie's Remedy

It's Getting Colder... WEEKENDERLANDER EP 77 - Camping With Andy

Sep 3

Toyo Tires

GOODBYE LX570 (Could Be Yours) - My Favorite SUV, And Why I'm Selling My Land Cruiser

Aug 28

Diamondback Covers

IS THIS THE BEST BIG ROOFTOP TENT? The iKamper Skycamp 4.0 Quad Review

Aug 25

See all 20 sponsored videosFree to start. The full history is in the app.

About Last Line Of Defense

Last Line Of Defense is a YouTube channel based in US with 442,000 subscribers. Last Line Of Defense's top sponsor is Diamondback Truck Covers who sponsored 32 videos. Last Line Of Defense has worked with 42 distinct brands, including major partners like Diamondback Truck Covers, Toyo Tires, Diamondback Covers.

I'm into gear and good times - most of my videos revolve around those and general preparedness. I like to spend a lot of my free time in the outdoors, and I live in Colorado up in the Rocky Mountains. In this period of my life, a lot of my time is spent in the backwoods 'overlanding' or 'offroading', but mostly I just like to call it 'camping' as to not offend those diehard, sensitive overland typ...