See who sponsors any YouTube channel

For creators researching channels like theirs, and managers checking a creator's history.

Look up the channel in a sponsor database instead of scrolling its videos. DiscoverSponsors reads video descriptions and disclosures across tens of thousands of channels and lists each brand a channel promoted, with the video, the date and whether it was a paid read or an affiliate link. The free channel checker works on any channel link.

How to do it in DiscoverSponsors

  1. Paste a channel link

    Use the free channel checker, or open the channel's page if it is already public on DiscoverSponsors.

  2. Read the sponsor history

    Each brand comes with the sponsored videos behind it, newest first.

  3. Follow the brands

    Open any sponsor to see which other channels it sponsors, at what sizes, and how recently.

  4. Turn it into a pitch list

    Inside the app, channels similar to yours become a list of brands to pitch, ranked by fit.

Questions creators ask

How can I find out who sponsors a YouTuber?

Check the video descriptions for sponsor links and disclosure lines, or look the channel up in a sponsor database that has already read them. DiscoverSponsors lists each sponsor with the video it appeared in.

Can I check a small channel?

Yes. The free channel checker accepts any channel link. Public pages are only published for large channels, but the app covers channels of every size.

Does it show how much the sponsor paid?

No one outside the deal knows the fee. We show the sponsored video, the date and the deal type. The free rate calculator gives a typical price range for a channel's views.

How fresh is the data?

New videos are scanned every day, so recent sponsorships usually show up within a day or two of publishing.

See the sponsors matched to your channel.

A free account shows page one of your matches, with real brands and the sponsored videos behind them. No card needed.