1. Choose keywords
Think about what your target creators make videos about: "home workout", "personal finance", "tech review". Use Bulk keywords to paste up to 50, one per line.
2. Set filters
YouTube's own search filters are available: country, upload date, video length, features and more. Use them to match the creators you want (e.g. recent uploads in a specific country).
3. Choose how many channels
Set channels per keyword. One credit per channel collected; the most a search can cost is reserved and the rest is returned.
4. Start and wait
The search runs on our servers; you'll get a notification and the list fills in as channels arrive.
5. Review the data
Each channel includes:
- channel name, handle, URL, country and joined date
- subscribers, number of videos, niche and keywords
- last upload date, latest video title, URL and views
- business email and all emails found
- owner name and owner email where found
- website, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and X
6. Filter
Quick filters: Has email, 10K+ subscribers, uploaded in the last 30 days, Has website.
7. Export
CSV, Instantly or GoHighLevel.
Ideas for using the list: YouTube sponsorship outreach · video editing clients