The YouTube Scraper finds creators on YouTube and returns them as a list — with subscribers, views, their latest upload, the email from their bio or website, the owner's name, social profiles and a ready-to-use personalization line for cold emails.
Two ways to search
- Keyword search — enter a keyword (for example "fitness coach"). YouTube is searched with its own filters and the channels behind the results are collected. When the keyword runs out, YouTube's autocomplete suggestions are searched too (Auto-expand).
- Channel URLs — paste up to 100 channels, one per line:
https://www.youtube.com/@handle,@handle, a/channel/UC…URL, a channel ID, or a video URL (its uploader is scraped).
Options
Open the sliders button next to Search.
- Search — max channels (up to 500), type (videos, shorts, channels, playlists, movies), sort by relevance or popularity, upload date, duration, search region, features (Live, 4K, HD, Subtitles…) and auto-expand.
- Channel filters — the country in the search bar keeps only channels from that country (optionally with channels that don't set one); subscribers min / max, minimum videos, last upload within a period, which uploads count as the last one, and the channel's language.
- Enrichment — Find email, and Find owner & personalization (AI), which reads the channel and its website for the owner's name and title, the niche, a content summary and a personalization line.
Credits
The same as a Google Maps search: 1 credit for the search plus 1 per channel it saves. The most it could cost is set aside when it starts, and unused credits come back when it finishes. Searches usually take 5–15 minutes.
Results
Each search becomes a list at /youtube-scraper/<list id>. Search, filter (has email, has owner name, has website, has Instagram, uploaded in the last 30 days, verified), choose columns, export CSV, and click a channel to see everything about it. Avatars, banners and video thumbnails are served from our own CDN.