- What does MIRAI need to put a campaign plan together?
- Five lines: what is being promoted, the markets it has to reach, a budget range, the metric it will be judged on, and the window it runs in. Platforms, excluded categories and available assets help but are not required. What comes back is a creator shortlist with rates and a costed plan.
- How much does a Twitch or YouTube sponsorship campaign cost?
- Cost depends on creator tier, format and duration rather than a fixed rate card. A single sponsored stream with a mid-tier creator sits at the low end; a multi-creator live takeover or a season-long partner program sits at the high end. MIRAI scopes a budget against a target CPM or cost per install before contracting.
- How is a live streaming campaign measured?
- Standard metrics are hours watched, average and peak concurrent viewers, airtime and media value. MIRAI adds three: AI-detected spoken brand mentions with timestamps, banner on-screen exposure per participant, and chat and QR-code driven redirects, clicks and installs.
- What is media value in influencer marketing?
- Media value is the estimated cost of buying the same exposure through paid advertising. For a live stream it is derived from hours watched and average viewers against a category CPM, which lets a sponsorship be compared like for like against a media buy.
- Which collaboration formats does MIRAI offer?
- Nine formats. On live streaming: sponsored stream, streaming together, live takeover, co-watching party, tournament broadcast and meeting the game developers. On video on demand: dedicated video, integrated placement and a video series.
- Which regions does MIRAI cover?
- North America, Europe, Asia and Latin America. Regional coverage matters because creator rates, peak viewing hours and dominant platforms differ sharply between them — Kick and Twitch split share differently in Europe than in Latin America, and mobile-first audiences dominate parts of Asia.