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How to get sponsored by Chemist at Play

Chemist at Play (underarm roll-on deodorant) has sponsored 6 YouTube channels since July 2025. 17% of them had under 500K subscribers, and the smallest had 117K. Its last sponsored video we detected was in Aug 2026.

Does Chemist at Play sponsor channels your size?

Distinct channels Chemist at Play sponsored, by their current subscriber count.

  1. Under 10KNot seen
  2. 10K–100KNot seen
  3. 100K–500KSometimes
  4. 500K–1MOften
  5. 1M+Often

What a Chemist at Play sponsorship looks like

Its latest sponsored videos. Watch how the read is placed before you pitch.

How to pitch Chemist at Play, step by step

  1. 1

    Check that your channel fits

    Chemist at Play sponsors channels of 500K–1M subscribers most often, across beauty/makeup, entertainment, parenting, lifestyle. If your size band says "Rarely" or "Not seen" above, pitch with a strong reason it fits your audience, or start with a brand that already sponsors channels like yours.

  2. 2

    Watch a few of its recent integrations

    Note where the read sits in the video, how long it runs, and whether there's a promo code or a link. Your pitch is stronger when you show you know the format Chemist at Play already buys.

  3. 3

    Find the right person

    Brands like Chemist at Play usually run sponsorships through a partnerships, creators or influencer marketing team; start from purplle.com. A named person beats a general inbox.

  4. 4

    Lead with your numbers

    Open with your average views per video, your audience's countries and age, and one sentence on why your viewers would buy. Quote a price anchored on your views instead of waiting for an offer.

  5. 5

    Pitch while the budget is open

    We last detected a Chemist at Play sponsorship in Aug 2026. Brands buy in campaigns; a short, specific pitch can land as the next one is planned.

More on this: how to pitch a YouTube sponsor · how to negotiate the deal · what to charge

See if Chemist at Play fits your channel

Add your channel and we rank Chemist at Play and every other brand by how often they sponsored creators of your size, language and niche. Contacts and pitch drafts are on the paid plans.

Questions creators ask about Chemist at Play

Does Chemist at Play sponsor small YouTubers?
Rarely. We have not seen Chemist at Play sponsor a channel under 100K subscribers; the smallest channel it sponsored had 117K. Most of its deals are with channels of 500K–1M subscribers.
How many YouTubers has Chemist at Play sponsored?
We have detected Chemist at Play sponsoring 6 YouTube channels since July 2025, counting sponsored videos published in the last year.
How much does Chemist at Play pay YouTubers?
Sponsorship fees are not public, and a detected sponsorship does not reveal the fee. Most brands price integrations on expected views, so start from your average views per video and your niche's typical rate; our free rate calculator gives you a starting range.
How do I contact Chemist at Play for a YouTube sponsorship?
Look for a partnerships, creators or influencer marketing contact on purplle.com, and pitch with your channel's numbers and a recent integration you'd model yours on. DiscoverSponsors shows the best contact we have for Chemist at Play, with a quality label, on its paid plans.

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Counts cover sponsored videos published in the last year, detected from public YouTube data via the official YouTube Data API. A sponsored video is one whose description or paid-promotion disclosure names the brand. A detected sponsorship is not confirmation of fees or contract terms, and does not mean Chemist at Play is currently taking new creators.