Business YouTube Channel Finder: Subscribers & Activity
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from $2.50 / 1,000 business checkeds
Business YouTube Channel Finder: Subscribers & Activity
Find the YouTube channel of any business from its website, name or a Google Maps dataset. Get subscribers, videos, views, join date, latest upload and socials, verified by the channel linking back to the site. Spot leads with no YouTube.
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Youssef Farhan
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Find the YouTube channel of any business from its website, its name, or a whole Google Maps Scraper dataset, and get the numbers that qualify a lead: subscribers, videos, total views, join date, latest upload and uploads in the last 90 days. Businesses with no channel are listed too, which is exactly the list a video-marketing agency wants to pitch.
Why this finder
- Verified matches, not guesses. The business website is read first for its own YouTube link. A channel found by search is kept only when its About links point back to the business website, so you do not get a stranger's channel with the same name.
- Activity, not just size. Latest video, its date, days since the last upload and uploads in the last 90 days tell an active channel from one abandoned in 2017.
- Works on your lead list. Paste websites, paste names with a city, or give the dataset ID of a Google Maps Scraper run and every place in it is checked.
- Fast and light. No browser, no login, no API key.
What you get
One row per business:
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
businessName, website | Benjamin Franklin Plumbing, https://www.benjaminfranklinplumbing.com |
hasYoutube | true |
channelUrl, handle, channelId | https://www.youtube.com/@benjaminfranklinplumbing5603 |
subscribers, videos, views | 246, 22, 3831196 |
joinedDate, country | 2019-10-29 |
latestVideoTitle, latestVideoUrl, latestVideoDate | 2026-10-02 |
daysSinceLastUpload, uploadsLast90Days | 36, 4 |
matchMethod, verifiedBacklink | website_link, true |
socialLinks | Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, TikTok, Pinterest from the channel's About page |
matchMethod says how the channel was found:
| Value | Meaning |
|---|---|
website_link | The business website links to the channel |
website_video | The website embeds a video and that video's channel links back to the website |
youtube_search_verified | Found by YouTube search, and the channel links back to the website |
youtube_search_name | Found by YouTube search with the exact business name, for a business with no website (verifiedBacklink: false) |
none | No channel found (hasYoutube: false) |
subscribers is empty when the channel owner hides the count.
How to use it
- Add Business websites (one per line, a bare domain is fine), Business names (
Mike's Auto Repair, Denver), or a Google Maps Scraper dataset ID. - Run it. Export the table to Excel or CSV, or filter it:
hasYoutube = falsefor prospects without video,daysSinceLastUpload > 365for dormant channels.
Output example
Pricing
Pay per business checked: one result per business, whether or not it has a channel, since "no YouTube" is a result you can sell to. Businesses that cannot be checked at all (a dead website with no name to search) are not charged. The current rate is shown on this Actor's Store page, with a small discount on bigger Apify plans.
- Free plan: up to 20 businesses per run. A paid Apify plan checks your whole list.
FAQ
Does it find emails? No. It reads public channel data only, never behind a login.
Which Google Maps dataset fields are used? title (or name), website and city. Places without a website are matched by name and city.
Can a business have more than one channel? The best one is returned: the channel the website links to, or the one that links back to the website.
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