YouTube Channel Email Scraper — Creator Leads

Find YouTube creators by keyword and get the public e-mail they put out for sponsors — with the numbers you need to decide who to pitch.

If you run influencer campaigns, you know the routine: search YouTube for your niche, open fifty channels one by one, click "…more", scroll the description for an address, check the latest videos for "business inquiries", then paste subscriber counts into a spreadsheet. Half the channels turn out to be dead, the other half are in the wrong country.

We built this for our own outreach first, and now we're sharing it. Give it a few keywords (or the channels you already have) and it returns one row per creator: the public e-mails they wrote in their channel description, their links and recent video descriptions — each one tagged with where it was found — next to subscribers, total views, video count, country, joined date, last upload and average recent views, plus every social link sorted into its own column. It also opens the creator's own website and link-in-bio page (Linktree, Beacons, Stan…) to catch the addresses they keep off YouTube — that roughly doubles the share of creators you can e-mail.

YouTube also lets creators store a business e-mail that is shown only to signed-in viewers behind a CAPTCHA. We do not reveal it — but every row tells you whether the channel has one (hasHiddenBusinessEmail), so you know a sign-in click on that channel will get you an address.

Who it's for

• Brands and agencies booking sponsorships — "skincare creators in the US with 10K–500K subscribers who posted this month, with an e-mail."
• Influencer marketplaces and CRMs — a steady feed of creator leads with reach and activity numbers to rank them.
• Affiliate and partnership managers — "which of these 300 channels list a business address, and where?"
• AI agents and automations — one call, flat JSON rows, no login and no API key.

What you get per channel

title, handle, channelUrl, email (the best address), emails (all of them), emailDetails (each address with its source — channel description, channel links, a video description, website or link-in-bio — the page it came from, and whether its domain accepts mail), hasHiddenBusinessEmail, subscribers, totalViews, videoCount, country, joinedDate, description, lastUploadAt, uploadsLast30Days, recentAvgViews, recentMedianViews, website, linkInBio, instagram, tiktok, twitter, facebook, linkedin, twitch, discord, patreon, otherLinks, verified, avatarUrl.

Two table views are built in: Creator leads (who, how big, where, the e-mail) and Links & socials.

Options

• Keywords — by default each keyword finds the creators behind the videos YouTube ranks for it (collaborations included, 200+ channels per keyword). Switch How keywords find channels to channels for YouTube's channel-name search instead.
• Channel URLs — @handle, /channel/UC…, /c/…, /user/… URLs, bare IDs, or any video / Shorts link (its channel is used).
• Maximum channels per keyword — caps rows and spend.
• Minimum / maximum subscribers — applied before a channel is opened, so it also saves time.
• Countries — names or two-letter codes. The creator's own country setting is used; channels that list none are skipped when this is set.
• Only channels with a public e-mail — hide (and don't pay for) channels without one.
• Read the latest videos (on) — e-mails under recent videos, last upload date, uploads in the last 30 days, recent average views.
• Visit website and link-in-bio page (on) — home page plus up to two contact pages; shops, tip jars and affiliate links are skipped. Turn it off for a faster, YouTube-only run.
• Check e-mail domains (on) — MX lookup, free, nothing is sent.

How to set it up

1. Type a few keywords for your niche — or paste the channels you already have.
2. Set the subscriber range and countries you care about. Tick Only channels with a public e-mail if you only want contactable creators.
3. Run it, then export the Creator leads view to CSV, Excel or your CRM.

And that’s it. A run of 100 channels takes a minute or two.

Pricing

You pay per channel delivered and per public e-mail found — see the Pricing tab. Channels removed by your filters, duplicates and inputs that don't exist are never charged, and a channel is never charged twice for the same address.

Tip: set the subscriber range first. It is checked on the search results, before a channel is opened, so it keeps both the run time and the bill down.

Notes

• Only e-mails the creator published themselves are returned. The sign-in-only business e-mail on YouTube is flagged, never revealed. Use the addresses in line with anti-spam laws (CAN-SPAM, GDPR) — personalised, relevant outreach only.
• Subscriber counts are rounded by YouTube itself (21.3M, 11.2K). Total views and video counts are exact.
• uploadsLast30Days counts the 15 most recent uploads, so 15 means "15 or more".
• Found a bug or need another field? Open an issue on the Issues tab — we answer fast, and we build custom versions on request.