The Motley Fool on YouTube

The Motley Fool sponsored 11 channels in 2,350 sponsored videos — the smallest channel had 7.1K subscribers. Sponsoring YouTube creators since July 2025. Last sponsored video detected Oct 2026.

fool.comFinanceBusinessEducation137 sponsored videos in the last 30 days

Channel sizes The Motley Fool sponsors

Distinct channels sponsored, by current subscriber count. The band you sit in tells you how often this brand says yes at your size.

3
Under 10K subs
5
10K–100K subs
2
100K–500K subs
1
500K–1M subs
0
1M+ subs

Channels The Motley Fool sponsored most

Top 10 of 11, by sponsored videos.

1
Parkev Tatevosian, CFA
877K subs · US
1,577
sponsored videos
2
Rick Orford - Trading Stocks and Options For All
91.4K subs · US
486
sponsored videos
3
Matt Frankel, CFP®
12.5K subs · US
131
sponsored videos
4
Asymmetric Investing by Travis Hoium
48.1K subs · US
55
sponsored videos
5
Investing Unscripted Podcast and Investing Videos
9.7K subs · US
53
sponsored videos
6
Mark Roussin, CPA
157K subs · US
36
sponsored videos
7
Modest Money - Reviews & Coupons
7.1K subs
6
sponsored videos
8
Consumer Reviews
23.7K subs · US
2
sponsored videos
9
Consumer Insights
15.2K subs · US
2
sponsored videos
10
The Compound
247K subs · US
1
sponsored videos

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Counts are active sponsored videos in our index (published in the last year), detected from public YouTube data via the official YouTube Data API. A sponsored video is one whose description or paid-promotion disclosure names the brand. A detected sponsorship is not confirmation of contract terms, and does not mean the brand is currently taking new creators.