YouTube Channel Contact Finder - Business Emails, Pay Per Email
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from $50.00 / 1,000 business e-mail delivereds
YouTube Channel Contact Finder - Business Emails, Pay Per Email
Business e-mail addresses from YouTube channels, charged only when an e-mail is actually delivered. Search a niche or paste channels; get the e-mail, subscriber count, links and description. No browser, so runs finish in seconds.
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YouTube Channel Contact Finder
Business e-mail addresses from YouTube channels. You are charged only when an e-mail is actually delivered — channels that publish none are still listed, with the reason, and cost you nothing.
No browser, so a run finishes in seconds rather than minutes.
What you get per channel
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
businessEmail | business@MKBHD.com |
channelName | Marques Brownlee |
handle | @mkbhd |
channelUrl | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBJycsmduvYEL83R_U4JriQ |
subscribers | 21300000 |
videoCount | 1800 |
description | the channel's full description |
links | any links the creator put in the description |
keywords | the channel's own keywords |
emailSource | description, or payload if it was found elsewhere |
error | why a channel produced no e-mail, instead of vanishing |
Two ways to use it
Find creators in a niche. Put terms in searchQueries — home fitness, woodworking, personal finance — and each one is expanded into channels which are then checked for an e-mail.
Check channels you already have. Put them in channels. URLs, @handles and raw UC… ids all work, mixed together.
Use both at once if you like. minSubscribers skips channels below a size, and maxChannels is a hard stop so a broad search cannot run away.
Honest expectations
Roughly one channel in four publishes a business e-mail. Measured on 13 September 2026 across eight niches, twelve channels each, 96 channels in total: 23% overall. It varies a lot by niche:
| Niche | Channels with an e-mail |
|---|---|
| tech review | 42% |
| woodworking | 42% |
| personal finance | 25% |
| home fitness | 17% |
| vegan recipes | 17% |
| travel vlog | 17% |
| skincare | 17% |
| gaming setup | 8% |
That is why the charge is per delivered e-mail rather than per channel checked: you can point it at a thousand speculative channels and pay only for the ones that produce something usable. Niches where creators take sponsorships tend to publish e-mails more often.
What it does not do
It reads what creators have chosen to publish on their own channel. It does not guess addresses, does not try permutations against a mail server, and does not go behind YouTube's "view e-mail address" verification. If a creator has not published an e-mail, this Actor reports that honestly instead of inventing one.
Pricing
$0.05 per business e-mail delivered, plus a $0.001 flat fee per run. A channel with no e-mail is free. A channel that cannot be read is free.
Notes
Addresses are matched strictly, so asset filenames (logo@2x.png), YouTube's own domains and other payload noise are filtered out rather than sold to you as leads. Where an e-mail appears in the channel description, that one wins — it is the one the creator wrote for business contact.
Contact details published by a business for business contact are still personal data in some jurisdictions. Use the output in line with the rules that apply to you, including GDPR and the CAN-SPAM Act.
