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One Map makes 30-second animated maps of what’s banned where. A new map every day, watched by a young, global audience that argues about it in the comments. Here is who watches, how many, and the ways to work together.

Reach, 1 Nov 2026

16.6M of the 30-day views were on TikTok; YouTube has 1.4M views and 1,290 subscribers. Figures come from TikTok, YouTube and Instagram analytics and are refreshed monthly; screenshots on request.

Who watches

74% aged 18 to 34, 67% male, and spread across every region. Share of viewers by country:

Philippines · 15.0%Vietnam · 12.4%Indonesia · 9.6%United States · 7.0%Saudi Arabia · 3.3%Russia · 3.3%Malaysia · 2.9%Poland · 2.8%Brazil · 2.7%Kazakhstan · 2.5%

What they show up for

1. Landminesbanned in 159 countries
2. Corporal punishment in schoolsbanned in 124 countries
3. Corporal punishment at homebanned in 69 countries

Viewers also pick upcoming maps on the vote board, and every map is checked against current law before it airs.

Ways to work together

• Integrated mention Video

  A 5 to 10 second on-screen mention inside a map, posted to TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram.

• Sponsored map Video

  A map on a topic that fits your product: “Which countries block messaging apps?” for a VPN, “What can’t you bring into these countries?” for travel.

• Pinned comment and caption Link

  Your link and offer code pinned under the video, where the conversation happens.

• Site placement Site

  “This week’s maps are brought to you by…” on thatonemap.com, where viewers vote, play the daily game and look up their country, and on these map pages.

• Custom map or embed Data

  A map built for your campaign or article, or a branded embed of an existing one.

Bundles of three or more maps are available. Sensitive topics stay out of sponsored slots. Rates on request.

How it works

1. Email a line about your brand and the campaign.
2. We reply within a day with dates, formats and rates.
3. You approve the topic and the mention; we map it, air it, and send the numbers after.

Contact

Press, teachers and creators: the maps are free to use with credit. See Press & embeds.