Jay Summet (@summetj), a US-based creator, makes project and product review videos focused on technical details like power draw and specification accuracy. With about 16,100 subscribers and roughly 232 median views, he posts around 50 videos a year. Sponsored integrations run about $150 to $250 per video.
Technical product reviews with a dedicated, hands-on tool and electronics audience
- About 232 median views per long-form video across roughly 50 uploads in the past year
- Recent reviews of cord switches, batteries and desoldering tools with affiliate links in every description
- Shorts are only 6% of uploads, so the channel relies on long-form viewing
Brand fit report
Content
- Formats
- product review, project build walkthrough, unboxing
- Tone
- technical, candid
- Language
- English
- On camera
- No, voiceover and b-roll
- Production
- Phone, natural light
- Typical length
- 2 to 8 minutes
Audience
Commercial
- Brands seen
- None yet
- Categories promoted
- electronics accessories, tools and hardware, telescope parts
- Affiliate links
- Yes
Recent review descriptions carry Amazon Affiliate Links and the channel description states that some products are sent for free, but no sponsorship disclosures found in the last 50 videos.
Suitability GARM Brand Safety Floor + Suitability
Family friendly
Recent titles cover hardware, telescope mounts and product reviews, with no flagged content.
We classify content, never people. No age, gender, ethnicity, religion or political views are inferred about the creator. Audience figures are estimates unless marked verified. Creators can correct anything on their profile.
Platforms
| Platform | Followers | Median views | Uploads, 90d |
|---|---|---|---|
| YouTube | 16k | 232 | 50 |
Benchmark score: 35 / 100
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Recent videos
▶Review: GRUVITON 15A Inline cord switch with timer $27 · 39 views
▶Backlash calculation for Alt Az mount Dobsonian and OnStepX · 38 views
▶Single piece pulley / planetary gearbox NEMA 17 stepper moun · 268 viewsLast three uploads, latest today.
I create videos showing what projects I'm working on and reviewing products. Many of the products are sent to me for free to review, but some I purchase myself. I am not paid for the reviews, and the opinions I express are my own. I try to give you an honest summary of the pros and cons of each product I review, and tend to focus on technical aspects (power draw, efficiency, accuracy of the product specifications, etc...) In some cases I'll provide links to products I use/review in my video descriptions. If the links are associate links to Amazon, "As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifyi
About Jay Summet
Jay Summet is a US-based YouTube creator who posts project builds and product reviews, many focused on telescope mounts, stepper motors, 3D printed parts and everyday hardware. He posts roughly 50 videos a year, with recent uploads running 2 to 8 minutes, and tends to emphasize technical specifications, power draw and accuracy in his reviews. His channel is shaped by a hands-on approach: some products are sent for free, others bought directly, and affiliate links appear throughout the descriptions.
The channel has about 16,100 subscribers and a median of roughly 232 views per video. Audience composition is an estimate based on topic and format, and likely skews toward hobbyists, makers and amateur astronomers, mostly in the United States. No sponsored integrations appear in the recent videos.
Brands in electronics accessories, hardware and telescope parts may find this channel useful for technical reviews. At $150 to $250 per video, sponsored integrations are priced at about $20 to $35 CPM on the median views, compared with typical paid ad CPMs of $10 to $30, so the value depends on whether a specialist audience matters more than reach.
Written from Jay Summet's public YouTube profile, platform data and web mentions. Numbers updated 2026-10-19. Jay Summet can edit or remove this page at any time.
Questions about Jay
How much does Jay Summet charge for a sponsored video?
Based on his median of about 232 views and the Starbooked rate rule, a sponsored integration is estimated at $150 to $250 per video. This is a range from public metrics, not a published rate card, and is a starting point for negotiation.
What does Jay Summet post about on YouTube?
He posts technical product reviews and hands-on project builds, including telescope mount conversions, stepper motor setups, 3D printed parts and everyday hardware such as cord switches, batteries and wiper blades. Most videos run a few minutes and focus on specifications and real-world testing.
How do I contact Jay Summet for a brand deal?
The channel description lists an email address in a pattern format. Contact details unlock on Starbooked for $0.80, and boosted creators can be booked through Starbooked directly. Check that a proposal fits his technical review style before reaching out.