YouTube influencer search
YouTube channels, measured video by video.
Search channels by topic, subscriber range and upload activity, then see what a typical recent upload earns, with long-form videos and Shorts kept apart.
What YouTube is good for
Briefs that suit YouTube creators.
Integrations and reviews
Long-form creators whose audiences sit through a full demo or an honest review.
Tutorials and how-tos
Channels people search for, where a video keeps earning views for months.
Shorts at scale
Channels whose Shorts reach well beyond their subscriber base.
What we read
What YouTube shows, and what we do with it.
Only what YouTube shows publicly, each figure stored with the date we observed it.
- Subscribers
- YouTube rounds them publicly; we mark them as rounded
- Formats
- Long-form, Shorts and live streams, told apart
- Views
- On every video, the heart of the YouTube metrics
- Likes and comments
- Per video, where the channel allows them
- Upload rhythm
- Videos per week across the sample
- Channel details
- The channel description and links
How we measure engagement on YouTube
Long-form and Shorts are different jobs.
A Short and a 20-minute review earn views in completely different ways. Every video's format is recorded, and each metric says how many videos it's based on and the dates they cover, so you can see what's behind the number.
Searches teams run
Find YouTube creators the way you'd brief them.
A topic or a hashtag, then the filters that matter for the brief: audience tier, engagement rate, recent activity and whether they work with brands.
- home espresso · 10K–100K
- budget tech reviews · active in 30 days
- beginner investing · 3%+ engagement
- van life · mid-tier
Handled for you on YouTube
- Rounded subscriber counts are labelled as rounded
- Hidden like counts show a dash, never a zero
- Old videos keep earning views; we date every sample
Can I tell Shorts from long-form?
Why are subscriber counts rounded?
Do you show watch time or audience retention?
Other platforms
- InstagramSearch Instagram creators by hashtag, audience tier and engagement rate, then judge them on dated numbers and the brands they've worked with instead of a follower count.
- TikTokOn TikTok the feed decides who sees a video, so followers say little. Search creators by niche and activity, then vet them on how their recent videos actually perform.
- XX is where founders, analysts, gamers and fans argue in public. Search by topic and audience, then check how a voice's recent posts actually land before you brief them.
Find your next YouTube creator.
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