YouTube Sponsor Deal Vetting

Vet sponsor emails for scams, company legitimacy, reviews, deal terms, and disclosure, then log reject, review, or passed with reasons.

Creator / YouTubesponsorshipsbrand-deals
by AgentVoltv1.0.0
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Before & after

Same prompt, same agent — the only difference is the skill.

Prompt“I get 30 sponsor pitches a week and need a faster way to filter legit offers.”
Beforegeneric AI agent
That's a common challenge for creators at your level. You could consider setting up a process to track sponsor inquiries. You might review their social media presence, check for recent funding news, look at customer reviews, and research their industry reputation. Maintaining a spreadsheet with your decisions could help you spot patterns over time. There are various tools available for different stages of this workflow. Would you like me to help you think through what criteria matter most for your channel?
Afterwith YouTube Sponsor Deal Vetting
AGENT EMAIL SETUP
Dedicated email: sponsorcheck-company-id@agent.mail
You forward pitches to this inbox
Agent runs research cycle automatically

RESEARCH CHECKLIST
1. Twitter: brand presence, follower authenticity, recent activity
2. YouTube: channel authority, content quality, audience overlap
3. Trustpilot: customer sentiment, resolved complaints, rating trend
4. Funding: Series A or later, no dead rounds, revenue-positive signals
5. Product: actually solves stated problem, current reviews mention it

AUTO-REJECT RULE
Two or more failed checks → marked reject immediately in Google Sheet
Reasoning logged: 'no Twitter presence, poor Trustpilot' for example
Reject email sent to sender with templated closure

FLAG FOR REVIEW
One failed check or uncertain signals → row tagged 'review' for you
Contains: company profile, failure reason, decision deadline

GOOGLE SHEET OUTPUT
Columns: Sponsor Name | Check Results | Decision | Date | Notes
Example row: TechGlow Inc | Twitter fails, Trustpilot 2.1 stars, YouTube present | Auto-reject | 2026-07-31 | No audience trust signals

Skill logged for next time: custom checklist and auto-reject threshold both editable.

About this skill

Many sponsor emails are fine, and some are traps built to steal your channel. This skill checks the email for scam signs first, then the company, then the deal terms, and logs a decision with reasons you can audit.

What it does

  • Catches malware and impersonation signs: executable or password-protected attachments, lookalike domains, requests to pay or share codes
  • Checks company legitimacy: website, domain age, real staff, review patterns, other creators who ran it
  • Screens restricted categories against your no-go list and audience
  • Reviews payment timing, kill fees, usage rights, exclusivity, and disclosure requirements
  • Logs reject, review, or passed per sponsor with a check-by-check reason, never auto-accepting

What you get

A quick verdict or a full vet with a tracking-sheet row: checks passed, failed, and unverified, the decision, and the next step.

Best for

YouTubers and creators handling a steady stream of sponsor and brand-deal emails.

SKILL.md preview

SKILL.md
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name: youtube-sponsor-vetting-agent
description: Vet an incoming sponsorship or brand-deal email for a YouTube or social creator - scam and malware signs in the email itself, company legitimacy, product and review reputation, category risk, payment terms and usage rights, and disclosure obligations - then log accept, review, or reject with check-by-check reasons against the creator's own checklist and threshold. Use when the user says "is this sponsor legit?", "vet this brand deal email", "check this sponsorship offer", "should I take this sponsor?", "process my sponsor inbox", "is this a scam brand deal?", or "log this sponsor in my tracking sheet".
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# YouTube Sponsor Vetting

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