Why the world's creators enter China with KidsFan — a decade of guaranteed payouts, watertight copyright protection, and localization that turns global channels into Chinese household names.
Every milestone below is a creator who chose China — and chose KidsFan to get there.
KidsFan pioneers the guaranteed + revenue-share licensing model in China — and pays out a record $100K single dividend. Creators stop gambling on the Chinese market and start earning from it.
The kids channel COCOBI (1.3M subscribers) joins the network and generates $15,000+ in revenue — proof the model works for mid-size creators, not just giants.
Signed January 18, 2022: Squared Media brings 10.6M subscribers into the network, topping $10,000 a year — with copyright protection its CEO credits for keeping the channel out of harm's way in China.
January 23, 2024: KidsFan and Yoola jointly sign MrBeast — the world's most-subscribed creator at 238M — for the Chinese market, at an estimated $150,000 a year.
KidsFan secures the exclusive all-rights China license for Maizen (17.3M+ subscribers): adaptation, derivative works, merchandising and commercial use. The deal lands in October 2025 and anchors the Minecraft English education blueprint.
Australia's Spawnpoint Media — a network of 24M+ subscribers and 243M monthly views, live on Roku, Apple TV, Prime Video, Tubi and Sky — signs Milo and Chip and Firelight into the KidsFan fleet.
Six flagship partnerships spanning the world's biggest creator, the world's top Minecraft channels, and the next generation of kids' entertainment.

Exclusive all-rights China license — adaptation, derivatives, merchandising and commercial use. JJ (杰杰) and Mikey (麦琪) in both their blocky Minecraft and official 2D forms, anchoring the education blueprint.

The world's most-subscribed creator, signed jointly with Yoola on January 23, 2024 — est. $150,000 a year.

Brothers Milo (6) and Chip (10) across 445 videos for ages 4–12 — Spawnpoint Media's family flagship, tailor-made for the Minecraft English pipeline.

Spawnpoint Media's channel for ages 11–20 — extending the network beyond early learners into the teen audience.

Signed January 18, 2022 — $10,000+ a year since. Its CEO credits KidsFan's copyright protection with shielding the channel from piracy risk in China.

The early proof point: $15,000+ in revenue showed that KidsFan's model pays for mid-size kids channels, not only mega-creators.
China is the hardest major market for a foreign creator to enter alone — platforms, licensing, localization and piracy all work against you. KidsFan, an all-media kids content brand, removes each barrier: the guaranteed + revenue-share model it pioneered in 2017 puts money on the table before a single view; a dedicated copyright division monitors the full network and protects 510+ works; and native localization turns subtitles into stories Chinese kids actually love. That is why the path from a first upload to a Chinese household name runs through KidsFan.
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