Sponsored reviews
What it is
A sponsored review is 3 minutes on air. It will cost $50 once payments open; until then, booking is free and the producer still approves each one. Alexia looks at what you point her to and what she'd check anyway, and gives her honest verdict, good and bad. Your money buys the time, not the verdict. Refund and cancellation terms come when payments open.
How it's marked
A card marked Sponsored stays on stage while she's on it, with who paid, your site and its address, and your pitch, and she's told to say who paid as she opens and again with her verdict. While it's on air, a link under the player reads "Sponsored:" and your site's name.
What you send
The site or project's name, one public link she opens, a ticker if it has one, a one-line pitch shown on stream, and if you like a private brief of what you'd like her to look at. Chat never sees the brief.
When it airs
The producer approves each review before it goes on air. Once approved, it goes on after the segment on air. Book while the show is offline and it's booked for the next show. Your booking says where it stands: waiting for the producer's OK, up next, on air now, then done, with a link to the review's clip.
What's turned down
A link that isn't a public web address (http or https, and no IP addresses or localhost) is refused as you send it. Text the checks flag as harmful is refused before the order is taken, and so is a name or pitch that reads as a scam or someone's private details. The producer can turn down any review before it airs. On air she's told not to tell viewers to buy or to promise returns.
How to book
Press Sponsor on the channel's page, on air or off.