How a booking works on COMARI

You browse COMARI's host listings and filter by niche, audience size, and price. Each host has a profile showing their channel, what kind of guest spots they offer, and what's included in each package.

Hosts offer different formats — a spot on their live stream, a collab video, a podcast episode, or a shoutout. You pick the one that fits your budget and content style.

You pick a host and send a booking request. The host gets notified and can check out your channel before deciding whether to accept.

If they accept, you pay through the platform. Your payment is held by Stripe until the guest spot is completed — neither side is taking a risk.

Once the booking is confirmed, you and the host use COMARI's built-in chat to work out the specifics: date, content format, how the introduction will work, any prep needed.

You can also propose specific times through the scheduling feature. Everything stays in one place so there's a clear record of what was agreed on.

The host features you in whatever format you booked — you join their stream, film a video together, or record a podcast episode. Their audience sees your content.

The format depends on the package. Some hosts do a full collab, others do an introduction and shoutout. It's defined in the listing so you know what you're getting.

After the guest spot, both you and the host confirm in COMARI that it happened as agreed. Once both sides confirm, the host gets paid (minus the 15% platform fee).

You can leave a review about your experience, and the host can review you too. Future guests can read these reviews before booking.

If you've connected your YouTube channel, COMARI can track changes in your subscriber count and views after the guest spot so you can see what happened.

Growth depends on a lot of factors — the host's audience size, how relevant their viewers are to your content, and the quality of the guest spot itself. There's no guaranteed outcome, but the data helps you decide if it's worth booking again.