followers and counting across our creators.
Combined reach across every creator we represent, updating live.
You make the media.
We run everything else.
LL Media is a creator management company. Since 2018 we have handled brand deals, negotiation, editing, posting strategy, storefronts and the business admin that eats your week — so the only thing left on your plate is the part you love most.
What we handle
The unglamorous half of the job.
Most creators do not stall because the content got worse. They stall because one person cannot film, edit, post, pitch, invoice and negotiate at the same time. That is the half we take.
Brand deals, end to end
We source the partners, pitch you properly, and negotiate the rate. You see the contract with our notes on it before anything gets signed. We do not take deals you would be embarrassed to post.
Editing and post
Long form cutdowns, vertical shorts, thumbnails, captions, packaging. You send the footage, we send back something ready to publish on a schedule you can actually keep.
Growth strategy
What to post, where, and why. We read your analytics with you every month and change one thing at a time, so you can tell what is working instead of guessing.
Money, plural
Sponsorships are one income stream and a fragile one. We build the others with you: your own storefront, memberships, affiliate, licensing, live. The goal is that no single platform can end your year.
Contracts and admin
Invoicing, chasing late payers, usage rights, exclusivity windows, tax paperwork. The boring things that quietly cost creators thousands a year when nobody is watching them.
People who answer
A small roster on purpose. You get a real person on a real call, not a ticket number and a quarterly check in from someone who has not watched your content.
The other half of the company
We build the store, too.
Merch, digital products, print on demand, the checkout, the fulfillment, the restocks. Most creators leave money on the table because building a shop properly is a project nobody has a spare weekend for, so we build it for them. It is included at no cost for every creator we represent. Not with us? Start with a consultation and we will quote from there.
See LSquare.store- Built, not templatedA storefront that looks like your channel, not a stock theme with your logo dropped in the corner.
- We run the boring endInventory, fulfillment, restocks, customer emails, returns. You approve the products; we handle everything after that.
- Free on the rosterIf we manage you, the store is part of the deal — build, fulfillment and support, at no cost. Everyone else gets a consultation and a fixed quote.
Who we work with
The brands on the other side of the table.
We do not publish our creators. We do publish who we negotiate against.
Every creator we represent approves their own deals. You can decline any brand on this wall, or any brand we approach on your behalf, and you never have to give a reason.
Our roster is private.
That is policy, not modesty. Brands get the full list, the real numbers and the audience data under NDA. Everyone else gets the total at the top of this page and nothing more.
- Nothing changes on your feedNo agency tag in your bio, no announcement post, no credit line. You are never listed anywhere public, including here.
- Your numbers stay yoursRates, deal terms and audience data go to brands under NDA. They never become a public case study with your name on it.
- No guilt by associationWho else we represent is not your business card, and you are not theirs. Every deal is judged on your work alone.
Who we sign
There is no follower minimum.
We have signed creators under 10k and creators over a million. What we are reading for is whether the thing you are building has somewhere to go.
- You post consistentlyNot daily. Just predictably enough that we can build a plan on top of it.
- Your audience is genuinely yoursReal engagement on a smaller account beats a bought number every time, and brands can tell.
- You want this to be the jobWe are not the right fit for a hobby account, and that is a completely fine thing to have.
- You are easy to work withReplies to messages, hits agreed dates, tells us early when something slips. That is the whole bar.
“We would rather take five percent of something you are proud of than thirty percent of a channel you burned out running.”
LL Media LLCHow it goes
Four steps, about two weeks.
You apply
The form below. Takes about three minutes, and we read every one.
We audit
We go through your last ninety days properly and write up what we think is holding the account back.
We talk
A call, no pitch deck. You hear the audit whether or not we end up working together.
We start
A ninety day plan with named deliverables. Month to month, and you can leave whenever.
Our journey
How we got here.
LL Media started in 2018 with one contract that should never have been sent. Everything below came out of the same problem, in order.
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2018
A contract arrives on a Friday afternoon
Four figures for a video, perpetual worldwide rights, a year of category exclusivity and no cap on revisions. She was going to sign it, because nobody had ever offered her more and she had nobody to ask. We read it, sent back six changes, and the brand accepted five without argument.
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2020
Holding the line on rates through a bad year
Budgets froze in March while audiences climbed, and brands started offering exposure instead of a fee to people whose numbers had never been better. We told everyone we represent the same thing: a rate you drop in a panic takes two years to climb back.
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2022
We start building storefronts
A creator had forty thousand people who would happily have bought a shirt, and sold none, because running a shop is a second job. So we started doing that job too — design, checkout, fulfillment, restocks, customer email. It became its own arm of the company at lsquare.store.
Read why → -
2023
Five years
From one person and a spreadsheet to creators across six platforms, and brands who in 2018 would not have returned the email. Exclusivity windows argued down, invoices chased, deals killed that would have embarrassed the people we represent.
Read the five-year note → -
2025
The roster goes private, permanently
A public roster is a marketing asset for the agency and a liability for the talent. Brands get the full list, the real figures and the audience data under NDA. Everyone else gets a total. It has never once cost us a deal.
Read the policy → -
2026
Eight years, and the one thing that has not changed
Rates are researchable now. Contracts are longer and fairer. The industry grew up. The person making the work is still the worst-placed person to negotiate for it — which is the whole reason this company exists.
Read the latest →
We write most of this down as it happens. Read the journal
Journal
Eight years of notes.
What we have learned since 2018, mostly about money and contracts.
Eight years, and the one thing that has not changed
The industry grew up. The person making the work is still the worst-placed person to negotiate for it.
Why our roster stays private
A roster page is a marketing asset for the agency and a liability for the talent.
Five years
In 2018 this was one person, a spreadsheet, and a conviction that creators were being paid a third of what they were worth.
Applications open
Tell us what you are building.
Every application gets a reply inside 48 hours, including the ones we pass on. If we pass, we will tell you why.