Free YouTube Channel Email Extractor - Creator Contacts
Pricing
$12.00 / 1,000 channel processeds
Extract business email addresses from YouTube channels — multi-layer approach: channel description regex + linked-website crawl. Honest no-email reporting (never guesses).
One channel per line as a handle (@channelname), a channel URL or a channel id (UCxxxx). Each form is rewritten to that channel's /about page before anything is fetched. Every channel produces exactly one dataset row, including the ones where no address turns up: those come back with email null and email_source set to not_found, so the row count matches your input and never tells you the hit rate on its own.
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[ "@MrBeast", "https://www.youtube.com/@LinusTechTips", "UCxXOCwEDh4uxyADIemPDvgg"]Layer 2: If true, fetch each website linked from the channel page (Linktree, official site, etc.) and extract emails. Slower but raises hit-rate by ~25%. It only fires for channels where Layer 1 found nothing in the description, so a channel that already published its address costs no extra requests. The fetching goes through the markdown extraction backend named by PROVIDER_A_URL; with that variable unset, Layer 2 quietly returns nothing and the run looks like a low hit rate rather than an error.
Ceiling on the extra page fetches Layer 2 makes for one channel, so the worst case per channel is this many requests on top of the single /about fetch, and only for channels with no email in the description. It also trims the linked_websites field in the output to four times this number, which happens whether or not Layer 2 ran. Raising it costs time and requests, not credits: billing counts channels, not fetches.
Concurrent channel lookups (1-25). Capped at 25 to stay under YouTube rate limits. Layer 3 (browser-based reveal) is internally capped at 3 concurrent browsers regardless of this setting. Layer 2 link fetches get twice this value as their own budget, so a high setting multiplies out into the linked-site crawl as well.