See it work: video media value
SponsorFlo Video ROI finds each sponsor in a clip, measures how long it was on screen and how strong the placement was, and estimates media value from the clip's views and a CPM you control. Below is a fictional hockey highlight, the result it returns, and the inputs behind the number.
Estimates from the footage you submit, not audited broadcast ratings.

Screens are from Sevens Rugby, our read-only demo workspace.
A 90-second hockey highlight on YouTube with 48,000 views and three sponsors in frame.
Labels match the Video ROI result screen: Est. media value with the views and CPM behind it, Effectiveness, Combined on-screen, and a scorecard per brand with Value, On screen, Share, and Score. The clip, the sponsors, and the numbers are fictional.
Est. media value = views ÷ 1,000 × CPM × the sponsor’s share of the clip, adjusted for placement quality. Without a view count, SponsorFlo uses quality-adjusted seconds on screen at a per-second rate.
Every analysis carries this audit, so a sponsor can see how each number was built.
Click a sponsor to see its detection on the frame, the timeline, and its scorecard. The clip and sponsors are fictional; the screen is the one you work from.
The Brand HQ walkthrough covers Performance and ROI, including a video analysis and its report, about 4:30 in.
Review the detections before a sponsor sees them. These are the places to look.
SponsorFlo estimates media value as the clip’s views divided by 1,000, times a CPM, times the share of the clip each sponsor was on screen, adjusted for placement quality. Each sponsor is valued separately and the values are added. Footage with no view count is valued from quality-adjusted seconds on screen at a per-second rate instead.
From your workspace’s AI benchmarks in Settings, where you can set a default, social, and display CPM. SponsorFlo starts from a default you can change, and adjusts the social CPM by platform, so a YouTube view and a TikTok view are not priced the same.
No. The effectiveness score from 0 to 100 summarizes how strong the placements were across the clip, from Room to improve to Strong. The dollar value comes from views, CPM, share of the clip, and placement quality.
Paste a YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, or X link, or a direct link to a video file, or choose a video from your workspace files. For Facebook or LinkedIn videos, download the file and upload it. Clips can run up to four hours, and analyses use credits included with your plan.
Open a sample analysis in the demo workspace. No email needed.