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Paste a YouTube channel
Use a channel URL, @handle, or channel ID — not a single video URL.
Free · no signup · buyer-ready estimate
Paste a channel, pick a format, get a budget estimate from public views and niche CPM — plus a short buying brief.
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Quick start
Not the creator's private rate card — an estimate from public performance before you reach out.
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Use a channel URL, @handle, or channel ID — not a single video URL.
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Integrated mention, dedicated video, Shorts, description link, or pinned comment each price differently.
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We estimate from recent public views and niche CPM, then add confidence notes and buying questions.
Built for sponsorship buyers
Public YouTube data cannot reveal last closed deals. It can show how many people watch recent uploads, which niche CPM band applies, and what a fair range looks like before you email their manager.
Recent views on long-form and Shorts drive the estimate. Brands pay for delivery — not subscriber vanity metrics.
Integrations, dedicated videos, Shorts, links, and pins each get their own CPM adjustment.
Confidence notes, niche risks, negotiation angles, and questions to ask before you send budget.
Formats
Format is one of the biggest levers in YouTube influencer pricing. Pick the placement you are actually buying — not a generic “sponsorship.”
Default buy for most YouTube sponsorships. Mid-roll reads usually sit between a pin and a dedicated video.
Highest cost — the whole upload is the placement. Expect a premium over a short integration.
Priced on a different curve from long-form. Useful when the channel's Shorts delivery is the real audience.
Lightweight add-ons. Useful as package extras — rarely the main buy on their own.
Spot existing sponsor reads
Budgeting tells you what to offer. Scanning past videos tells you whether the channel already runs brand deals — and how openly they disclose them.
"use code" / promo codes
Spoken discount codes are the easiest signal to find when you scan video transcripts.
#ad · paid partnership
FTC-style disclosures often land in the first 30 seconds of a sponsored upload.
Brand names in the read
Product walkthroughs and competitor switches usually mean a paid deal, even without a formal disclosure line.
Transcript API use case → · or try the free YouTube transcript tool
For agencies & marketers
At scale: channel + recent-video lookups for pricing math, then transcript pulls on uploads you care about to flag existing sponsor reads.
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Open toolFAQ
Paste a channel, pick a format. We pull public metrics, classify niche, apply format CPM benchmarks, and return a budget estimate with a buying brief.
Depends on recent views, niche CPM, and format. This returns a public-data estimate — not a creator's private rate card.
No — it's an estimate from public data, not their private rate card. Ask for recent views, geography, and past campaign results before you commit.
Brands pay for delivery. A million subs with 20k views per upload should be priced like 20k views.
A 60–90 second integration is the default. Dedicated videos cost more. Links and pins are usually add-ons.
Niche, audience quality, format, and exclusivity all move the number. A range beats a fake exact quote.
Yes. Shorts use a different curve from long-form, and we show a dedicated Shorts estimate when we can.
Pull transcripts and search for #ad, paid partnership, promo codes, and brand names. No caption track means nothing to scan.
FTC-style reads in the first 30 seconds, spoken discount codes, and competitor switch stories. Pair hits with description links for confidence.
Yes — use channel + videos APIs for pricing, then transcript pulls for sponsor reads. This page is for one-off checks only.
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