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title: "YouTube Agency for US Experts and Founders (Remote)"
description: "A done-for-you YouTube agency for US coaches, consultants and founders. Remote filming, prices in dollars, a UK-company contract. From $3,000 a month."
url: https://evgenymaximov.com/services/youtube-agency-usa/
---

# YouTube Agency for US Experts: Remote Filming, Prices in Dollars, a Team That Works Around Your Day

We run YouTube channels for US coaches, consultants and founders with high-ticket offers. You film from your office or home with a director on a call. We are a UK company, we price in dollars, and most of the work does not need a shared time zone.

By **Evgeny Maximov** · 8 min read · Updated 24 Oct 2026

**Key takeaways**

**Short answer:** yes, you can work with us from the United States. We are a UK company with an English-language contract and prices in dollars. We film you remotely with a director on a call, or with a local videographer you pick, and most of the work happens without a shared time zone. Pricing starts from $3,000 a month.

- Remote filming works. A coach recorded three videos in one batch from his phone.
- Time zones matter for calls, not for the work. Scripts and cuts move through shared documents.
- You own all footage and edited videos.
- No promises of views, calls or clients. A 7-day money back guarantee only.

## Can a US expert work with a UK-based YouTube agency?

Yes. We are EVGENY MAXIMOV LTD, a company registered in England and Wales, with an office in London. You sign an English-language contract with the UK company, and our prices are in US dollars. We don't have a US film crew. We do have a process that does not depend on being in the same room.

- **The contract.** Monthly scope, three sets of revisions, publishing on a schedule, and all raw footage and edits belong to you. See [what a YouTube agency contract should say](https://evgenymaximov.com/blog/youtube-agency-contract/).
- **Payment.** The retainer is monthly and paid in advance. Ask about invoice currency and payment details on the call, and they go into the contract.
- **The call.** I take the sales call myself, with no closers.

If you want the full picture of working across borders, read [how to work with a YouTube agency in another country](https://evgenymaximov.com/blog/hire-youtube-agency-abroad/).

## How do time zones work?

Most of the work does not need a shared hour. A script lives in a shared document, and each video is a card with a status. You read and comment when it suits you. The time-sensitive parts are one strategy call, the filming session and the review of final cuts. You pick those slots.

| When it is 4 pm in London | Time |
|---|---|
| **New York (Eastern)** | 11 am |
| **Chicago (Central)** | 10 am |
| **Los Angeles (Pacific)** | 8 am |

A late-afternoon call in London is a morning call on the US side. When you book on Calendly, you see the times in your own zone.

## How does remote filming work from the US?

You don't need a studio. We get on a call, set up the camera angle and the background, and help you record every line, with the phrasing, the structure and the calls to action. Ethan Golding, a coach, recorded three videos in one batch this way and told us his input was very small.

![A laptop screen during the filming session: a Google Doc with the video script on the left and a Zoom call with Ethan Golding and Evgeny Maximov on the right](https://evgenymaximov.com/img/ethan-filming-session.webp)A remote filming session: the script on the left, the call on the right

If you want a more polished look, you have two other options. A local videographer in your city can film you for half a day, and we write the scripts and edit the footage. Or you can record a video podcast in a studio. Studio and crew rates differ a lot between cities, so we quote the local cost before you decide, and it is paid separately.

Not sure what kit you need? See [filming setups for business YouTube](https://evgenymaximov.com/blog/youtube-filming-setups/).

## Do US buyers use YouTube?

Yes. Pew Research found that 84% of US adults say they ever use YouTube, in a survey fielded from January to June 2026. For a founder or expert selling a high-ticket service, that is where a buyer is likely to check you.

Source: [Pew Research Center, Americans' Use of Social Media in 2026](https://www.pewresearch.org/internet/fact-sheet/social-media/).

The US is also a crowded market. The answer is a narrow audience. In high-ticket sales you don't need a million views. You need the right few hundred people. A quick test: search YouTube for your topic and find four or five competing channels. If they exist, buyers are there, and we look for a gap in topic or audience that you can own. [Here is how niche research works](https://evgenymaximov.com/blog/youtube-niche-research/).

![One filming day gives four long videos, which give about twenty shorts](https://evgenymaximov.com/img/fig-one-four-twenty.webp)One filming day, four long videos, about twenty Shorts

## What proof do we have for US experts?

I'll be straight: I don't have a US case study with revenue numbers that I can publish, so I won't write one. The closest examples are:

- **Justin Sottilare, American Football Academy.** A football coach who sells courses. I edited his video from a shot list that he said was incomplete. He had a draft in two days and the final in two more, a job that would have taken him about a week. [His story](https://evgenymaximov.com/blog/outsource-video-editing-solo-founder/).
- **Elisabetta Maccani, Italian fluency coach.** Her ideal client is an American intermediate student. She records in one morning, and we handle a video sales letter and Shorts.
- **Ethan Golding, a coach who films remotely.** [His review](https://evgenymaximov.com/blog/ethan-golding-youtube-agency-review/) has his numbers and his doubts.
- **Tvoy Sklad, a franchise.** About $5M raised in 2024 and 2025 and 20+ franchise partners, with a channel of about 2,000 subscribers. [The full case](https://evgenymaximov.com/blog/tvoy-sklad-youtube-case-study/).

**Comparing us with a US agency?** Here is what to check in any YouTube agency, wherever it sits. [Seven red flags](https://evgenymaximov.com/blog/youtube-agency-red-flags/)

## What does it cost, and who is it for?

Done-for-you channel work starts from $3,000 a month. One-off work, such as a strategy session or a few edits, starts from $500. A video podcast starts from $500 plus filming, which depends on the location. We don't run paid ads. We offer a 7-day money back guarantee, and that is the only guarantee we give.

**It fits you if**

- You sell a high-ticket service, program or product, and you have paying clients.
- You want your expertise on camera without learning to edit.
- You watch YouTube yourself.

**It is not for you if**

- You want views for ad revenue or to become a full-time YouTuber.
- You need clients in a few weeks.
- You sell a low-ticket product to a purely local audience.

We also have pages for [coaches](https://evgenymaximov.com/services/youtube-agency-for-coaches/), [consultants](https://evgenymaximov.com/services/youtube-agency-for-consultants/) and [founders](https://evgenymaximov.com/services/youtube-agency-for-founders/), and one for [UK clients](https://evgenymaximov.com/services/youtube-agency-uk/). The full scope is on the [done-for-you service page](https://evgenymaximov.com/services/b2b-youtube-agency/).

**Based in the US and ready to hand the channel over?** Book a 30-minute call with me. I look at your channel and socials first, and you leave with a plan either way. [Book a call](https://evgenymaximov.com/?utm_source=service&utm_content=youtube-agency-usa#book)

We discuss strategy at the start of the engagement, then usually once a quarter when your goals, funnel or content need to change. We can meet more often, including monthly, when needed.

## FAQ

**Is Evgeny Maximov's agency a US company?**

No. It is EVGENY MAXIMOV LTD, a company registered in England and Wales, with an office in London. It works with English-speaking experts and founders in several countries, including the United States. Prices are in US dollars.

**Does it matter that you are a UK company?**

For most clients it makes little difference, because the work is online. The contract is in English with the UK company, and you own all raw footage and edited videos. Ask about invoices and payment details on the call, and they go into the contract.

**How do you handle time zones with US clients?**

Most work is asynchronous: scripts and videos are shared in documents and cards, and you review them when it suits you. Live calls are booked at times that work for you. For reference, 4 pm in London is 11 am in New York and 8 am in Los Angeles.

**How does filming work if I am in the US?**

Most clients film remotely. We join a call, set up the camera angle and background, and help you record every line. You can also use a local US videographer or a podcast studio, and we agree that extra cost in advance.

**Do you have US clients?**

The agency works with English-speaking experts in several countries. Elisabetta Maccani, an Italian fluency coach, teaches American students. Justin Sottilare runs an American football academy. We don't publish revenue results for US clients that we can't back up.

**How much does a YouTube agency for US experts cost?**

Done-for-you channel work from Evgeny Maximov's agency starts from $3,000 a month. One-off work starts from $500. A video podcast starts from $500 plus filming, which depends on the location.

**How much of my time does it take?**

Many of our clients film about two hours a month and spend about an hour on review and planning. Plan for up to 14 hours a month if you want to be closely involved. The team handles research, scripts, editing, thumbnails and publishing.

**Will the content work for an American audience?**

The videos are built from your words, your stories and your market. We research your US competitors and what your buyers ask, and we write titles in the English your audience uses. Tell us your market and we plan around it.

**The US market is crowded. Can a new channel still win?**

Yes, with a narrow audience. In high-ticket sales you need the right few hundred people. We research four or five competing channels in your niche and look for a gap in topic or audience.

**Do you promise views or clients?**

No. The agency gives no guarantees of views, calls or clients. The only guarantee is 7 days money back. A channel takes months to work, and we track calls and clients, not only views.

**Do you run paid ads?**

No. The agency manages YouTube and social media content only. You or your own ad specialist can use the videos in ads.

![Evgeny Maximov](https://evgenymaximov.com/img/evgeny-avatar.webp)
**Evgeny Maximov**

Founder of a done-for-you YouTube agency for high-ticket founders. Making content since 2014. [More about me](https://evgenymaximov.com/about/)

## In the US and looking for a done-for-you YouTube team?

Book a call. I look at your socials before we talk, I take the call myself, and you leave with a plan either way. You also get a 7-day money back guarantee.

[Book a call →](https://evgenymaximov.com/?utm_source=service&utm_content=youtube-agency-usa#book)
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