Jim Stoppani, PhD
278K subscribers
Paid for 5 sponsored videos by 1 brand on the drinks and supplement shelf.
The score
How many people they reach, how much that audience does, whether they take sponsorships at all, whether brands book them again, and which way their views are going, weighted 30, 20, 20, 15 and 15, and ranked against every creator on this site. Built from 3 of the five. The rest take the middle of every creator we could measure, so not knowing pulls a score towards the middle rather than to the bottom. Not measured here: not scanned deep enough; too few videos to compare.
The creator
| What they make videos about | health, nutrition |
| Health and science audience | Nutrition and diet |
| Who watches | 18-24, leans men (inferred, not their analytics) |
| What kind of viewer | enthusiast |
| Tone and format | professional, talking head explainer |
| Engagement | 3.6% of viewers like or comment |
| Comments per 1,000 views | 2.7 |
| Videos in the last 12 months | 11 |
| How often they take a sponsorship | none in the last year |
| What a video would cost at a 29 CPM | $14 |
What this kind of creator charges
An ESTIMATE, and a range for 250k to 1M subscribers, never this creator's own number. Built from the rates creators quoted us directly, and only shown where at least twelve of them sit behind it.
Who pays them
Sports and recovery · 27 people · United States
JYM Supplement Science leads the industry with its principled stances on label transparency, quality ingredients, and effective ingredient amounts, leading competitors to abandon deceptive practices...
1 of these brand booked them more than once.
What kind of brand pays them
Every shelf a brand could pay them from. Filled is a shelf they have already been paid on, with the videos it bought. Outline is a shelf where brands pay creators and none of them has ever paid this one.
Who has not booked them
Brands selling the same kind of thing as the ones above, that pay creators and have never paid this one.
Every video
Creatine + HMB Sounds Advanced-But Research Shows No Added Benefit | Dr. Jim Stoppani
JYM Supplement Science · 2026-02-26 · 2K views
Why Creatine Monohydrate Causes Stomach Issues and How to Fix It | Dr. Jim Stoppani
JYM Supplement Science · 2026-02-25 · 6K views
New Research Shows Creatine Is Safe for Youth Athletes | Dr. Jim Stoppani
JYM Supplement Science · 2026-02-24 · 3K views
Creatine Myth Finally Collapsed After 13,000-Subject Safety Review | Dr. Jim Stoppani
JYM Supplement Science · 2026-02-17 · 105K views
The Truth About Ashwagandha and Testosterone | Dr. Jim Stoppani
JYM Supplement Science · 2025-11-07 · 3K views
Counted from the sponsored YouTube videos we hold, and from nothing else. A video counts once, however many times it appears in our records. Brought to you by Influencer Advisory, your influencer marketing partner for supplement, health and beverage brands.