atme is a creator network for live streamers. One deal runs your campaign inside every opted-in broadcast, on every platform they stream to, at the same time.
[email protected]Sponsoring streamers one DM at a time means separate negotiations, separate invoices and no delivery proof. A network campaign is one agreement, one invoice and one report, with creators opting in under stated terms and every number drawn from measurement, not screenshots.
Every creator on the network has a media kit with their audience, verified platform figures and rates. Browse the roster at atme.tv/discover; each page links its kit.
You brief a campaign with a creator category, a run window and a minimum live audience. Creators who match opt in from their own dashboard, and your asset runs on their stream overlay for the whole window.
Inside the video, on the creator's stream overlay. Because the overlay rides the encoder rather than a web page, it appears on every platform the creator multistreams to at the same time, including Twitch, YouTube and Kick.
Because the audience is not on the website. Viewers watch on YouTube or Twitch, so the only placement that reaches them is one that travels with the broadcast.
Concurrent viewers are sampled while each opted in creator is live during the campaign window, and the campaign is reported on those measured figures rather than on estimates or screenshots.
Yes. A creator cannot opt into a campaign without confirming they will mark the broadcast as containing paid promotion, which is what YouTube and Twitch both require.
By creator category, currently politics and debate, gaming, IRL and just chatting, music, sports and fitness, art and creative, tech and science, and education, and by a minimum measured live audience set per campaign.
Pricing is per campaign and depends on the category, the size of the audience and the length of the run. Email [email protected] with a budget, an audience and dates for a rate card.