YouTube Sponsorship & Brand Deal Tracker

Find out which brands pay any YouTube creator. Scan a channel's recent videos and extract every sponsor, brand deal, affiliate link, and promo code straight from the video descriptions — no login required.

What you get

One row per detected sponsor signal (video × brand), with:

• brandDomain and brandNameGuess — the company behind each link or shout-out
• link and resolvedLink — the raw URL, plus the real destination when a shortener (bit.ly, geni.us, amzn.to, lmg.gg, linktr.ee…) is followed
• linkType — affiliate, utm, direct, or social, so you can separate paid placements from a creator's own socials
• promoCodes and discount — extracted discount codes (e.g. SAVE20) and offers (e.g. 15% off)
• matchedPhrase — the exact sponsor wording detected, like "Thanks Wispr Flow for sponsoring" or "brought to you by…"
• signalTypes — which detectors fired for the row (link, affiliate, utm, promo-code, sponsor-phrase)
• Full video context: channelId, channelTitle, videoId, videoUrl, videoTitle, publishedAt
• Export to JSON, CSV, or Google Sheets directly from the Apify console

Use cases

• Competitor and market research — see which brands sponsor creators in your niche and how often
• Influencer vetting — verify a creator's real brand partnerships before you sign a deal
• Affiliate and partnership intelligence — discover active affiliate programs and promo codes across a channel
• Lead generation — build a list of brands already investing in creator marketing
• Media monitoring — track a creator's sponsors over time

How to use

1. Enter a Channel — an @handle (e.g. @mkbhd), a channel URL (youtube.com/@handle, /channel/UC…, /c/Name, /user/Name), or a raw UC… channel ID. Or paste explicit Video URLs to scan specific videos instead.
2. Set Max Videos — how many of the channel's most-recent uploads to scan (default 30, up to 200).
3. Leave Resolve Short Links on to follow link shorteners and reveal the real brand behind each link.
4. Run the actor — results appear in the Dataset tab.

Videos that contain no detectable sponsor signals still emit one row (with brandDomain empty and an empty signalTypes) so you can confirm the video was scanned.

Output format

Each dataset record:

{
  "channelId": "UCXuqSBlHAE6Xw-yeJA0Tunw",
  "channelTitle": "Linus Tech Tips",
  "videoId": "bNpmB1heEF0",
  "videoUrl": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNpmB1heEF0",
  "videoTitle": "Linux is Easy, right?",
  "publishedAt": "2026-05-28T18:48:55Z",
  "brandDomain": "wisprflow.ai",
  "brandNameGuess": "Wisprflow",
  "link": "https://ref.wisprflow.ai/ltt",
  "resolvedLink": null,
  "linkType": "direct",
  "promoCodes": ["LTT"],
  "discount": null,
  "matchedPhrase": "Thanks Wispr Flow for sponsoring",
  "signalTypes": ["link", "promo-code", "sponsor-phrase"]
}