Find the right fit
Research relevant brands based on your content, audience and values—not a generic mass list.
Hands-on sponsorship support for growing gaming and technology creators—from finding aligned brands to keeping every detail moving.
Maqsad helps manage the time-consuming work around brand partnerships while you keep final control over every decision.
Research relevant brands based on your content, audience and values—not a generic mass list.
Prepare personalised outreach, handle follow-ups and keep promising conversations organised.
Coordinate briefs, fees, deadlines, approvals and payment follow-up when a partnership progresses.
Built for growing gaming and technology creators who want structured sponsorship support without a long contract.
The aim is steady, professional representation—without pressure, vague promises or handing over your channel.
No brand is contacted in your name until you approve it. No fee or commitment is accepted without you.
You receive a weekly update showing who was approached, what happened and what comes next.
Maqsad does not pursue partnerships involving gambling, alcohol, adult content, tobacco, vaping or harmful and misleading products.
Maqsad means purpose. The business exists to help creators approach partnerships with more clarity, structure and care.
Founded by Aris Ajaib in Birmingham, Maqsad brings a calm, process-focused approach to the work that happens behind the scenes. It is early-stage by design: personal, transparent and focused on doing the fundamentals well.
Maqsad is a new, independent creator partnership business. The founding creator pilot is deliberately small so every client receives hands-on support and clear communication.
No. Brand decisions depend on fit, timing and budget. Maqsad guarantees the agreed research, outreach, follow-up and coordination work—not a deal.
Yes. You approve every brand, fee and commitment. Maqsad does not need your YouTube password or channel access.
It applies only to sponsorship deals Maqsad directly sources during the pilot. The scope and payment terms are confirmed in writing before work begins.
No. The pilot lasts 30 days and is non-exclusive. Any work after that would be discussed and agreed separately.
Start with a straightforward conversation—no pressure and no promise of a deal.