Sponsorbook
LLevi Hildebrand channel photoYouTube creator

Levi Hildebrand
& the brands behind the videos.

Levi Hildebrand’s videos explore how consumer choices shape everyday life, often balancing criticism with examples of businesses and communities he values. Squarespace appears in an episode celebrating Costco as a company the creator personally frequents, with the host describing the site he built for his channel. Planet Wild is introduced in a discussion about getting offline and protecting shared spaces through monthly community-funded nature projects. Each sponsor connects to the episode’s underlying values.

Squarespace · Why Costco is the Last Good Grocery Store▶ Watch integration
SSquarespace logo

Levi Hildebrand × Squarespace

Why Costco is the Last Good Grocery Store

BRANDS IN THE VIDEOS

2
Sponsored videos
Sep 2025 – Aug 2026
16
Sponsor brands
All-time tracked
10
Returning sponsors
All-time tracked

The repeat partnerships

Ground News leads the sponsor relationships shown here, with 27 sponsored videos. Shopify follows with 11.

10 of 16 brands (63%) appear in more than one sponsored video in Sponsorbook’s history of Levi Hildebrand.

Most frequent sponsorsSponsored videos · All-time tracked
  1. 01
    Ground News27
  2. 02
    Shopify11
  3. 03
    DeleteMe6
  4. 04
    Incogni5
  5. 05
    Rocket Money4

Levi Hildebrand connects thoughtful consumer reporting to tools and causes

The brands, creative choices and product connections worth paying attention to.

Squarespace supports the creator’s own site

In the Costco video, Levi introduces Squarespace after discussing the rare trust he feels toward a company he shops at. He says the channel built its website with Squarespace and describes templates, drag-and-drop editing, visual design tools and built-in analytics. The editor also uses the platform for a personal portfolio. The read is grounded in the channel’s own web presence rather than an abstract promise about making a website.

The host returns to the idea of making something complicated easier, echoing the video’s appreciation for a business that has earned customer trust. A useful brand treatment can show the actual site and describe the decisions involved in building or updating it.

Planet Wild turns community into a monthly action

In “Why Everybody is Going Offline Now,” Levi argues for protecting physical social spaces such as parks, beaches and public land. Planet Wild is presented as a community that funds a new nature project each month, with videos documenting the work. The host emphasizes connecting with others who care about nature and the value of a tangible way to participate.

The integration grows directly from the discussion of shared spaces: protecting nature is presented as something viewers can support with others, not only as an individual lifestyle choice. The monthly project format also gives the creator a clear visual follow-up, since the organization documents its work on YouTube.

Values become more persuasive when they are specific

The Squarespace segment links the sponsor to a site the channel says it uses; Planet Wild links a membership to recurring projects and community. Both make the brand’s role concrete. For values-led campaigns, Levi’s approach suggests explaining the actual tool or action that connects the partner to the episode, then letting the argument continue without changing its tone.

See the integrations

Watch how the product becomes part of the video.

2 examples · Jump straight to the read
Why Costco is the Last Good Grocery Store Sponsor at 5:04
SSquarespace logoSquarespace19 Mar 2026

Why Costco is the Last Good Grocery Store

In a video praising Costco, Levi explains that the channel built its website with Squarespace and describes templates, drag-and-drop editing, design options and analytics. He presents the service as a tool his team uses. The discussion continues after the sponsor message.

Why Everybody is Going Offline Now Sponsor at 10:07
PPlanet Wild logoPlanet Wild9 Oct 2025

Why Everybody is Going Offline Now

In a discussion of offline community and public spaces, Levi presents Planet Wild as a community funding monthly nature projects and sharing video reports. The sponsor message connects participation to the episode’s environmental theme. The episode then returns to its broader argument.

Find your next partnership.

Explore sponsorship histories, discover who works with whom, and build a shortlist in Sponsorbook.

Explore Sponsorbook ↗