Features

Everything Sponsrs does today, and what it does not.

Sponsor detection on three platforms

Tracked links, promo codes, spoken reads in transcripts and the paid-promotion flag on YouTube. On TikTok we read the isAd flag and captions. On Instagram we read captions through Meta's Business Discovery API when you connect a token.

Validated brands, not raw guesses

A brand is validated only when the evidence is strong (several signals, or a human accepted it). Weaker finds stay visible as unconfirmed so you can judge them yourself.

Brand intelligence

Activity per week and month, median reach of the creators they pay, a budget-per-video estimate, legitimacy and loyalty scores, and similar brands.

Content match

A fit score between each brand and your channel, with the reasons behind it, so you pitch where a deal is plausible.

Contacts and AI pitches

Decision makers per brand from the brand's own site, or from Apollo when you add a key. Emails are marked verified, published or unverified. The pitch is written from your stats and past sponsors, and you edit it before sending.

Media kit

A shareable page with your stats, sponsors and a price estimate from your own CPM. Print it to PDF.

Shortlist, pipeline and alerts

Save brands, track who you pitched, and get notified when a shortlisted brand sponsors someone again.

MCP server and API keys

Let Claude or any MCP client search sponsors and creators with your own key and a monthly quota per plan.

Known limits

TikTok and Instagram coverage is thinner than YouTube: about 13 recent TikTok posts per scan, and Instagram needs a Meta token.
No audience demographics. That needs the creator's own analytics, which we do not have.
Detection is automatic. Some false positives and misses remain, which is why each brand shows its evidence.

Try it on a channel you know

Create a free account, look up any creator and see who sponsors them.