Channel management
Channel settings, playlists, end screens, titles and descriptions. We keep your channel’s storefront consistent and easy to find.
YouTube MCN · Multi-channel network
What began with building broadcast infrastructure has grown into end-to-end YouTube channel operations for creators and institutions, from rights management to localisation.
An MCN (multi-channel network) is a partnership model recognised by YouTube. Through a network, channel owners get services such as rights management, revenue tracking, production support and growth strategy.
Your channel stays yours. An MCN partnership doesn’t transfer ownership; the services provided and their terms are set out in a contract.
What sets us apart is that we also understand the back end as software engineers: the media archive, the encoding pipeline and the subtitling and dubbing workflow all run on systems we built ourselves.
Channel settings, playlists, end screens, titles and descriptions. We keep your channel’s storefront consistent and easy to find.
Content ID matches, copyright claims and disputes. Together we work out which claims are valid and which can be disputed.
We use data to track the decisions that affect revenue: ad placement, video length and upload timing.
Using the subtitling and dubbing workflow in our own media archive platform, we open your content up to viewers in other languages.
We catalogue years of accumulated footage and turn it into a steady upload schedule. Especially suited to TV and institutional archives.
Regular performance reports: plain-language reviews of what’s working and what to do next.
For creators who want to focus on making content and hand over channel operations and rights tracking.
For broadcasters who want to put their archive to work on YouTube, consistently and without copyright risk.
For organisations that want to bring educational, cultural and faith content to a wide audience.
For channels that want to reach Turkish-speaking viewers, or open their content up with Turkish subtitles and dubbing.
Send us your channel link and goals through the form. We reply during office hours.
We review your content, copyright status, upload rhythm and room for growth, and give you a written assessment.
Once the scope and revenue share are agreed, your channel joins the network through YouTube’s own partnership process.
Operations begin, and regular reports let us track together what has changed.
We don’t publish channel counts, view figures or revenue data; that information belongs to our partners. When we talk, we walk you through examples close to your own situation.
You do. An MCN partnership does not transfer ownership; we work together only on the services defined in the contract.
The share is set out in the contract, based on your channel’s situation and the scope of services. After the channel audit, we send you our offer in writing, with nothing hidden.
Subscriber count isn’t the only thing we look at. Originality, copyright status and a consistent upload rhythm carry more weight in our assessment.
Yes. We work in English and Turkish, and we agree contract and payment details for channels in other countries as we talk.
Yes. We look at the type and basis of the claim and work out together whether it can be disputed or needs a licence.
Under the termination terms in your contract. When you leave, the channel is removed from the network; your content and your channel remain yours.
Send us your channel link; we’ll review your content and come back with a written assessment.