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Team 10 is a privately held social media talent incubator founded in 2015 and headquartered in Los Angeles, California. It describes itself as 'the first ever social media label for the talent, by the talent,' positioning against traditional MCN-style models by offering a structured development environment for aspiring influencers rather than pushing creators out for marginal profit. The company targets aspiring social media influencers as its primary customer segment, providing talent management, creative strategy, content creation support, and multi-platform presence across YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat, and music/video production.

The company's revenue model is built on three streams: talent management and representation (professional services), digital content creation monetized through views, sponsorships, and brand partnerships (advertising), and branded merchandise sold via a third-party e-commerce partnership with Fanjoy. There is no proprietary technology platform described — the offering is a service-led incubator wrapped around social media distribution. Marketing and distribution rely on owned social channels (YouTube, Twitter/X, Instagram) for top-of-funnel reach, with merchandise distributed through the Fanjoy reseller channel.

The operating footprint is US-domestic with 11–50 employees and no disclosed funding, revenue, or institutional ownership. The current public website shows a Squad page labeled 'NEW ERA COMING SOON…' with gallery assets dating to 2019, signaling an ongoing transition or restructuring rather than active roster expansion. Strategic moves visible from the data are limited to the 2015 founding, the Fanjoy partnership, and the recent rebrand/preparation effort.

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Team 10 is a Los Angeles-based social media talent incubator founded in 2015 that develops aspiring influencers through management, content creation, and merchandise, monetizing via talent representation, advertising, and branded merchandise sold through partner Fanjoy.

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North America
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Serves global market

Offices1 record

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Keyword5 values
talent management, influencer marketing, social media content, creator management, digital content production
Industry3 codes
1Creator Talent Management & Representation
CodeMPAAAHABPrimaryYes
2Community Management & Creator Community Building
CodeMPAAAHAHPrimaryNo
3Social Media Creative Agencies (Content & Community)
CodeMPAAAAAEPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Agents and Managers for Artists, Athletes, Entertainers, and Other Public Figures7114
SIC code2 codes
  • Services-Advertising Agencies7311
  • Services-Membership Organizations8600
Product category
Talent Management & Influencer Marketing
GTM motion1 record

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Revenue model3 records
1Talent Management and Representation
TypeProfessional Services
Description

The company manages and represents social media talent, helping them develop content and grow their personal brands across digital platforms.

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2E-Commerce Merchandise Sales
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Team 10 generates revenue through branded merchandise sales, utilizing partnerships with merchandise platforms like Fanjoy to sell official Team 10 merchandise to fans and followers.

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3Digital Content Creation
TypeAdvertising
Description

The company creates and distributes digital video content across YouTube, Instagram, and SnapChat platforms, monetizing through views, sponsorships, and brand partnerships.

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Marketing channels3 records

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Distribution channels1 record

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Cost components4 values
Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Technology or R&D
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Team 10 is a social media label and talent incubator that develops aspiring social influencers by providing talent management, creative strategy, digital content creation across YouTube, Instagram, SnapChat, and music/video platforms, and e-commerce merchandise distribution via Fanjoy. Its structure is positioned as nurturing talent into polished content creators rather than extracting marginal value from their existing audiences.

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Product overview1 text field

Team 10 is a unified talent incubator/social media label that provides end-to-end services for developing social media influencers. The company offers talent management, digital content creation, creative strategy, and e-commerce/merchandise services as an integrated offering rather than discrete modular products. No separate branded product names, sub-products, or modules were identified in the available source material — the company itself appears to be the primary offering, with FANJOY serving as a merchandise fulfillment partner rather than a distinct product line.

Product and service3 records
1Talent Management and Representation
CategoryTalent Management / Influencer Representation
Description

End-to-end talent management and representation service for aspiring social media influencers, including creative strategy, content creation support, brand building, and multi-platform digital management across YouTube, Instagram, SnapChat, and music/video. Designed for individual creators seeking structured incubator-style support.

2Digital Content Creation
CategoryDigital Media & Content Production
Description

Video and multimedia content production service producing and distributing content across YouTube, Instagram, SnapChat, Twitter, and music platforms. Monetized through views, sponsorships, and brand partnerships. For talent under Team 10 representation and the fans and advertisers who consume that content.

3Branded Team 10 Merchandise
CategoryBranded Merchandise / E-Commerce
Description

Official Team 10 branded merchandise collection sold through the Fanjoy e-commerce platform. Targeted at fans and followers of Team 10 talent. Team 10 provides the brand and product; Fanjoy operates the storefront and fulfillment.

Scale indicator1 record

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Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Fanjoy serves as the merchandise distribution partner for Team 10, hosting the official Team 10 merchandise collection on their e-commerce platform. The partnership enables Team 10 to sell branded merchandise without maintaining its own e-commerce infrastructure.

Recent move4 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Hype House is a creator collective / TikTok-based social media label that incubates and houses creators for cross-platform content. It is the most direct analog to Team 10's label / incubator model, targeting the same "aspiring social influencer" segment with a community-led GTM approach.

2Vlog Squad
TypeDirect peer
Description

David Dobrik's Vlog Squad is a YouTube-native creator collective and house model with the same group-of-creators, multi-platform fan base, and LA-centric operating geography as Team 10. They share both the talent-incubator value proposition and the structural model of monetizing through ad revenue, sponsorships, and brand partnerships.

3AMP (Above Ground Project / Mom & Dad)
TypeDirect peer
Description

AMP is a creator collective featuring YouTube family-channel creators operating in the same influencer group/house model with multi-platform fan engagement. Directly comparable in business model (collaborative creator group) and target market (aspiring and established digital-native creators).

42Hype
TypeDirect peer
Description

2Hype is a YouTube creator collective focused on basketball and lifestyle content, structured as a group/label model with revenue streams from ad revenue, merchandise, and sponsorships. Closely comparable in operating model — small group of creators producing collaborative content and monetizing across multiple streams.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Fullscreen is a digital media company and multi-channel network that manages and represents digital creators at scale, offering talent management alongside broader content services. Comparable as a creator management/representation business for the same target market of digital-native talent, though it operates at significantly larger scale and as part of AT&T's media portfolio.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Studio71 is a content studio and talent network representing digital creators, with revenue streams across YouTube ad revenue, branded content, and merchandise. Directly comparable as a creator representation and management business, with an analogous multi-platform talent label model — but backed by Paramount and operating at significantly larger scale.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

AwesomenessTV is a digital media company producing and distributing youth-oriented creator content across YouTube and other platforms, with a label-style talent model. Comparable as a creator-economy business targeting the same Gen Z audience, though it operates more as a content studio and MCN than a tight-knit talent house.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Jellysmack is a global creator economy company that partners with digital creators to distribute and monetize their content across multiple platforms. Comparable as a creator-management and content-monetization partner with similar multi-platform ambitions, though it operates with a more software/data-driven approach rather than the live talent-house model.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Spotter is a creator-economy platform that provides capital and services to digital creators in exchange for future royalty streams on their content catalogs. Comparable in serving digital-native talent with non-traditional management/financing support, though its model is financial-instrument-based rather than label/house-based.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

CAA is one of the largest talent and sports agencies, representing creators, athletes, and entertainers across traditional and digital entertainment. Comparable as a talent representation business serving the same high-visibility public figures, though it operates at vastly larger scale and across broader entertainment verticals rather than as a digital-native creator label.

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Team 10

Talent Management & Influencer Marketingteam10official.com

Team 10 is a Los Angeles-based social media talent incubator founded in 2015 that develops aspiring influencers through management, content creation, and merchandise, monetizing via talent representation, advertising, and branded merchandise sold through partner Fanjoy.

What Team 10 does

Team 10 is a privately held social media talent incubator founded in 2015 and headquartered in Los Angeles, California. It describes itself as 'the first ever social media label for the talent, by the talent,' positioning against traditional MCN-style models by offering a structured development environment for aspiring influencers rather than pushing creators out for marginal profit. The company targets aspiring social media influencers as its primary customer segment, providing talent management, creative strategy, content creation support, and multi-platform presence across YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat, and music/video production.

The company's revenue model is built on three streams: talent management and representation (professional services), digital content creation monetized through views, sponsorships, and brand partnerships (advertising), and branded merchandise sold via a third-party e-commerce partnership with Fanjoy. There is no proprietary technology platform described — the offering is a service-led incubator wrapped around social media distribution. Marketing and distribution rely on owned social channels (YouTube, Twitter/X, Instagram) for top-of-funnel reach, with merchandise distributed through the Fanjoy reseller channel.

The operating footprint is US-domestic with 11–50 employees and no disclosed funding, revenue, or institutional ownership. The current public website shows a Squad page labeled 'NEW ERA COMING SOON…' with gallery assets dating to 2019, signaling an ongoing transition or restructuring rather than active roster expansion. Strategic moves visible from the data are limited to the 2015 founding, the Fanjoy partnership, and the recent rebrand/preparation effort.

Team 10 firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Team 10
Legal name
Team 10
Website
https://team10official.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2015
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Team 10 is a Los Angeles-based social media talent incubator founded in 2015 that develops aspiring influencers through management, content creation, and merchandise, monetizing via talent representation, advertising, and branded merchandise sold through partner Fanjoy.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Team 10 industry classification

Industry
Product category
Talent Management & Influencer Marketing
NAICS
Agents and Managers for Artists, Athletes, Entertainers, and Other Public Figures (7114)
SIC
Services-Advertising Agencies (7311), Services-Membership Organizations (8600)
akta.pro primary industry
Creator Talent Management & Representation (MPAAAHAB)
akta.pro secondary industries
Community Management & Creator Community Building (MPAAAHAH), Social Media Creative Agencies (Content & Community) (MPAAAAAE)

Keywords

  • Talent management
  • Influencer marketing
  • Social media content
  • Creator management
  • Digital content production

Where Team 10 is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Los Angeles
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Team 10 business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

  1. Talent Management and Representation: The company manages and represents social media talent, helping them develop content and grow their personal brands across digital platforms.
  2. E-Commerce Merchandise Sales: Team 10 generates revenue through branded merchandise sales, utilizing partnerships with merchandise platforms like Fanjoy to sell official Team 10 merchandise to fans and followers.
  3. Digital Content Creation: The company creates and distributes digital video content across YouTube, Instagram, and SnapChat platforms, monetizing through views, sponsorships, and brand partnerships.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels3 records

Team 10 product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Team 10 is a social media label and talent incubator that develops aspiring social influencers by providing talent management, creative strategy, digital content creation across YouTube, Instagram, SnapChat, and music/video platforms, and e-commerce merchandise distribution via Fanjoy. Its structure is positioned as nurturing talent into polished content creators rather than extracting marginal value from their existing audiences.

Product overview

Team 10 is a unified talent incubator/social media label that provides end-to-end services for developing social media influencers. The company offers talent management, digital content creation, creative strategy, and e-commerce/merchandise services as an integrated offering rather than discrete modular products. No separate branded product names, sub-products, or modules were identified in the available source material — the company itself appears to be the primary offering, with FANJOY serving as a merchandise fulfillment partner rather than a distinct product line.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Talent Management and Representation End-to-end talent management and representation service for aspiring social media influencers, including creative strategy, content creation support, brand building, and multi-platform digital management across YouTube, Instagram, SnapChat, and music/video. Designed for individual creators seeking structured incubator-style support.
  • Digital Content Creation Video and multimedia content production service producing and distributing content across YouTube, Instagram, SnapChat, Twitter, and music platforms. Monetized through views, sponsorships, and brand partnerships. For talent under Team 10 representation and the fans and advertisers who consume that content.
  • Branded Team 10 Merchandise Official Team 10 branded merchandise collection sold through the Fanjoy e-commerce platform. Targeted at fans and followers of Team 10 talent. Team 10 provides the brand and product; Fanjoy operates the storefront and fulfillment.

Companies that use Team 10

Customer profile

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Team 10 technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API
No
API docs
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AI maturity

App detail

Team 10 partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • FanjoyminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorFanjoy serves as the merchandise distribution partner for Team 10, hosting the official Team 10 merchandise collection on their e-commerce platform. The partnership enables Team 10 to sell branded merchandise without maintaining its own e-commerce infrastructure.

Scale indicators1 record

Recent moves4 records

Expansion highlights3 records

Team 10 competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Hype House: Hype House is a creator collective / TikTok-based social media label that incubates and houses creators for cross-platform content. It is the most direct analog to Team 10's label / incubator model, targeting the same "aspiring social influencer" segment with a community-led GTM approach.
  • Vlog Squad: David Dobrik's Vlog Squad is a YouTube-native creator collective and house model with the same group-of-creators, multi-platform fan base, and LA-centric operating geography as Team 10. They share both the talent-incubator value proposition and the structural model of monetizing through ad revenue, sponsorships, and brand partnerships.
  • AMP (Above Ground Project / Mom & Dad): AMP is a creator collective featuring YouTube family-channel creators operating in the same influencer group/house model with multi-platform fan engagement. Directly comparable in business model (collaborative creator group) and target market (aspiring and established digital-native creators).
  • 2Hype: 2Hype is a YouTube creator collective focused on basketball and lifestyle content, structured as a group/label model with revenue streams from ad revenue, merchandise, and sponsorships. Closely comparable in operating model — small group of creators producing collaborative content and monetizing across multiple streams.

Broad incumbents

  • Fullscreen (AT&T): Fullscreen is a digital media company and multi-channel network that manages and represents digital creators at scale, offering talent management alongside broader content services. Comparable as a creator management/representation business for the same target market of digital-native talent, though it operates at significantly larger scale and as part of AT&T's media portfolio.
  • Studio71 (Paramount): Studio71 is a content studio and talent network representing digital creators, with revenue streams across YouTube ad revenue, branded content, and merchandise. Directly comparable as a creator representation and management business, with an analogous multi-platform talent label model — but backed by Paramount and operating at significantly larger scale.
  • AwesomenessTV: AwesomenessTV is a digital media company producing and distributing youth-oriented creator content across YouTube and other platforms, with a label-style talent model. Comparable as a creator-economy business targeting the same Gen Z audience, though it operates more as a content studio and MCN than a tight-knit talent house.
  • Jellysmack: Jellysmack is a global creator economy company that partners with digital creators to distribute and monetize their content across multiple platforms. Comparable as a creator-management and content-monetization partner with similar multi-platform ambitions, though it operates with a more software/data-driven approach rather than the live talent-house model.
  • Creative Artists Agency (CAA): CAA is one of the largest talent and sports agencies, representing creators, athletes, and entertainers across traditional and digital entertainment. Comparable as a talent representation business serving the same high-visibility public figures, though it operates at vastly larger scale and across broader entertainment verticals rather than as a digital-native creator label.

Emerging players

  • Spotter: Spotter is a creator-economy platform that provides capital and services to digital creators in exchange for future royalty streams on their content catalogs. Comparable in serving digital-native talent with non-traditional management/financing support, though its model is financial-instrument-based rather than label/house-based.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat2 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Team 10 social profiles

Digital presence

Team 10 financial estimates

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Team 10 leadership team

Management profile

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Team 10 funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Team 10 M&A and investment

M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Team 10

What does Team 10 do?

Team 10 is a social media label and talent incubator that develops aspiring social influencers by providing talent management, creative strategy, digital content creation across YouTube, Instagram, SnapChat, and music/video platforms, and e-commerce merchandise distribution via Fanjoy. Its structure is positioned as nurturing talent into polished content creators rather than extracting marginal value from their existing audiences.

Is Team 10 a public or private company?

Team 10 is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.

When was Team 10 founded?

Team 10 was founded in 2015. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Team 10 based?

Team 10 is headquartered in Los Angeles, United States, in the North America region.

How does Team 10 make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Talent Management and Representation is the primary driver. The others are E-Commerce Merchandise Sales and digital Content Creation.

Who are Team 10's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Hype House, Vlog Squad, AMP (Above Ground Project / Mom & Dad) and 2Hype. Broad incumbents are Fullscreen (AT&T), Studio71 (Paramount), AwesomenessTV, Jellysmack and Creative Artists Agency (CAA). Spotter is listed as an emerging player.

Does Team 10 have an API?

No public API is recorded for Team 10.

What industry is Team 10 in?

Team 10's product category is Talent Management & Influencer Marketing. Its primary akta.pro industry code is MPAAAHAB, Creator Talent Management & Representation, with a secondary code of MPAAAHAH, Community Management & Creator Community Building. Its NAICS code is 7114 and its SIC code is 7311.

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Business InsiderErika Costell says influencer houses like Team 10 are 'bad for your mental health,' but they still have valueErika Costell, a former Team 10 member, said the house's culture was bad for mental health, but she has no regrets. She launched her brand Akire Sport anonymously in March, despite her 4 million followers. She advises influencers to treat social media as a full-time job.Business InsiderJake Paul's company took a PPP bailout loan for over $30,000 before the YouTuber's summer pandemic partyingJake Paul's company Team 10, Inc. accepted a $34,800 Paycheck Protection Program loan on April 7, 2020. The loan was for his content creation business, and Paul continued hosting maskless gatherings and boxing matches afterward.Business InsiderJake Paul caused controversy by making false claims about his boxing and fighting with the ACE familyJake Paul caused controversy by tweeting false claims about being the first content house and starting the influencer boxing trend. Critics pointed out O2L and other groups predated Team 10, and the tweet trended at #1 on Twitter. The backlash came amid a separate ACE Family boxing challenge.Business InsiderTikTok's influencer home Hype House has some notable similarities to Jake Paul's Team 10 YouTuber collectiveHype House, a TikTok content collective, is compared to Jake Paul's Team 10, sharing similarities in member composition and house dynamics. The group has 21 members with over 90 million combined followers, and unlike Team 10, it does not take a percentage of member earnings. Plans to buy a property are mentioned.Business InsiderJake Paul says his controversial influencer squad Team 10 would be lost without him: 'I'm the special secret sauce'Jake Paul said Team 10 would be lost without him, calling himself the 'special secret sauce' to the business. The influencer collective has faced lawsuits, allegations of toxic culture, and member departures, while Paul's net worth is estimated at $11.5 million.Business Insider'It's all fake': A former member of Jake Paul's gang reveals Paul's violent, aggressive stunts are hoaxesNick Crompton, former Team 10 COO, told Shane Dawson that Jake Paul's pranks are staged, including the Martinez Twins' fake room destruction. He also said the dispute between Paul, Ivan, and Emilio Martinez was a hoax, and he left due to his father's involvement.Business InsiderJake Paul allegedly trashed a woman's home and filmed it on YouTube — and now she's suingKrista Burditt, manager of Jake Paul's Team 10, is being sued by Isabelle Friedheim for allowing the group to trashed a rented Aspen home during Paul's 21st birthday celebration. The lawsuit alleges violations of the lease and HOA bylaws, with Burditt paying over $61,000 in cleaning fees and security deposit. The suit seeks to have Burditt relinquish profits from the videos and pay additional damages.Business InsiderRumors are swirling that family drama is making big problems for Team 10, Jake Paul's YouTube star factoryTeam 10, Jake Paul's incubator, has lost employees including CEO Nick Crompton and friend Chance Sutton, who cited internal changes. Rumors allege Greg Paul's hostile behavior and a potential merger with brother Logan Paul's business. Team 10 representatives did not respond to requests for comment.