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Find more YouTube channels like the ones you know

Paste three to five channels you already know in your niche and get up to 5,000 more that match them. Narrow the list by size, country and language before you pay.

Start free with $5 credits12 credits per channel returned, plus 12 for advanced insights once per 30 days
Seed channels
@HoonsCoffee@TomsCoffeeCorner
ChannelSubscribersEmail
Our Coffee Shelter@ourcoffeeshelter
733Kou•••@gm•••.com
Alternative Brewing@AlternativeBrewing
79.9Khe•••@al•••.au
soydanielwolf@soydanielwolf
31.1Kda•••@gm•••.com
Davide Costanza Espresso@davidecostanzaespresso6176
110Kin•••@ca•••.de
Seattle Coffee Gear@SeattleCoffeeGear
693Ksu•••@se•••.com
Perfetto // Кофе // Кофемашины@PerfettoCoffee
195Kma•••@pe•••.ru
Top 6 of 12 from a real searchRun your own →
200M+YouTube channels to search
5,000results per search
2–5 minper search
0–1match score on each channel

How to find YouTube channels like the ones you work with

01

Add up to 10 seed channels

Paste channel links, @handles or channel IDs. Use the channel page, not a video.

02

Set filters before you search

Pick a subscriber range, minimum views, country or email. You only pay for channels that pass.

03

Each channel gets a match score

Scores go from 0 to 1, and the best match comes first.

04

Save, share or export

Save results to a list, share a read-only link with your client, or download a CSV.

Ways to map a niche from the channels you know

Mapping a topic

You know a handful of channels in a topic and need the rest.

HowPaste them as seeds and read the full list ranked by match.

Spotting mid-size channels

The big names are easy to find, and the smaller channels are not.

HowCap subscribers below the top channels and sort by average views.

Category managers

You sell into one niche, like espresso gear, and want all the channels covering it.

HowSeed with the reviewers you already follow and save the results to a list for your team.

Sizing a niche first

You want to know how many channels a niche has before you commit.

HowRead the likely-matches estimate before you run the search, and skip niches that come out too small.

Filters for YouTube channel search

Size
Subscribers, total views, number of videos, average views on recent videos and Shorts
Country
Only these countries, or leave some out
Channel
Verified, family friendly, lists a business email
Creator
Run by a person or a brand, gender, language, monetized, sponsored posts
Video style
Made by real people, AI or faceless, creator on camera, presenter age, format, production, lighting, where it’s filmed, children or pets on camera
Leave out
Creators on your lists, so you never pay for the same channel twice

What you get for each channel

Profile
Name, handle, link, description, avatar, country, join date, tags, last upload
Reach
Subscribers, total views, number of videos, average views on recent videos and Shorts
Channel
Verified, family friendly, lists a business email
Creator
Run by a person or a brand, gender, languages, monetized, sponsored posts
Video style
Creator on camera, presenter age, format, production, lighting, where it’s filmed, children and pets
Match score
From 0 to 1, so you can sort by best match
Download a CSV, save to a list, share a read-only link, or get it over the API.

Advanced insights

Audience credibility
A percentage with a verdict: Excellent, Good or Watch out
Who follows
The share of followers who are real people, influencers or suspicious accounts
Engagement score
Rated from Excellent to Very low against creators of the same size
Recent posts
How their latest posts did against their own average
Audience
Gender, age, top countries and languages
Content mix
The share of each post format they publish, such as short videos, long videos or live
Linked accounts
Their accounts on the other platforms, with each account’s profile
Results that have enough data come with advanced insights, on each creator’s page in the dashboard and over the API. These are figures shown on the creator’s page when the creator has data for them. They aren’t in the CSV download.

How to get better matches

Use three or more seeds from the same niche. One seed gives broad results.
Results must look like all of your seeds. If your seeds are from two niches, run two searches.
Look at average views, not only subscribers. Views show who is still watching.
Set separate view limits for long videos and Shorts. Their numbers are very different.
Leave out the lists from past searches, so you never pay for the same channel twice.

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Find YouTube channels FAQ

How do I find more YouTube channels in a niche I already know?

Paste a few channels you already know in it, ideally three or more from the same niche. The search returns channels that match them, best match first.

How many seed channels should I use?

Three or more from the same niche works best, because one seed gives broad results. If your seeds come from two niches, run two searches.

What if I don’t know any channels in the niche?

Describe the niche in a sentence with Search by topic, then use the best results as seeds here.

Can I save the channels I find?

Yes. Save them to a list, share a read-only link with your team, or download a CSV.

Turn the channels you know into a map of the whole niche.

Sign up and get $5 credit, then pay only for results.

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