The sample kit, in full
PixelFern is invented — the creator, the numbers and the brands below exist only on this page, to show what the two pages and the emails look like. Your kit is built from your own reported numbers, never from anything we pull.
Page one — the channel
PixelFern — cozy builds, live.
Three evenings a week, PixelFern streams calm base-building games to a chat that votes on every colony decision. The audience skews 25–34, plans in spreadsheets, and stays: average watch time on a stream is over an hour. Clips are cut into two YouTube uploads a week for the people who missed the vote.
Where: Twitch (live, Tue/Thu/Sun evenings ET) · YouTube (two uploads a week)
What a sponsor walks into: a slow-scroll audience that researches what it buys, hears a product named mid-build, and asks questions about it in chat.
Page two — the numbers · as reported by the creator, October 2026
- Twitch followers: 41,200 · average live viewers: 612 · peak this quarter: 1,480
- YouTube subscribers: 18,900 · average views per upload (30 days): 9,400
- Audience, from channel analytics as the creator reads them: 62% aged 25–34 · top countries US, UK, Canada · 71% returning viewers
- Formats: live shoutout (60–90 s) $180 · stream integration (product used on build) $450 · dedicated YouTube segment $700 · month bundle, rates on request
- Past brand work (named as text): Ridgeline Keyboards — two integrations, 2026 · Mossbrew Coffee — live shoutouts, 2025–26
The pitch email
Subject: Sponsoring PixelFern — 600 live viewers who plan what they buy
Hi — I'm Fern, I run PixelFern: calm base-building streams three times a week to about 600 live viewers, mostly 25–34 and mostly returning. Attached is my two-page media kit with the numbers, formats and past brand work. If [brand] is reaching people who research before they buy, a stream integration tends to work best — the product gets used on a build, not read off a card. Happy to send references or dates. — Fern
What stays true in every kit
- Every number is the creator's own report and the kit says so, dated.
- Brands appear as plain text — no logos, nothing implied.
- No account is accessed; nothing is scraped or verified by us.
- The creator keeps the PDF, the editable text and every right.