Discover · FAQ
Finding and vetting YouTube creators: every question, answered
336 questions from agencies, brands and creators, grouped by the job you are doing. Each answer says what Discover does today, what the public YouTube data can and cannot show, and where a number comes from.
By job
- Finding YouTube channels to sponsor: by niche, size, country and posting pace
42 questions
- Seeing which brands sponsor a YouTube channel, and tracking competitors
24 questions
- Vetting a YouTube channel before you pay for a sponsorship
29 questions
- Contacting YouTube creators: business emails, response rates and what works
30 questions
- What a YouTube sponsorship costs, and how to price one without a rate database
32 questions
- Disclosure rules, briefs and contracts for a sponsored YouTube video
31 questions
- What a client report can show from public YouTube data, and what it cannot
24 questions
- How Discover compares with the influencer tools agencies pay for
34 questions
- Where the data comes from, how fresh it is, and why searches are rationed
30 questions
- For creators: which brands sponsor channels like yours, and how to reach them
27 questions
About the tool itself
33 questions answered on the Discover page.
Finding channels
- How do I find YouTube channels in a specific niche?
- Can I search for YouTube channels by subscriber count?
- Can I find channels that post regularly?
- How do I find channels similar to one I already like?
- Can I search by country or language?
- Does a keyword search look at video content?
- What happens when the inventory has nothing for my keyword?
- Why does a search show nothing?
Try the search instead of reading about it.
Pick a niche and a subscriber range on Discover; the first 10 rows of every search are free, no sign-in.