New in Scout: Creator Email Lookup
Scout can now pull verified business emails for the YouTube creators it finds. Build your shortlist, get the contacts, and start outreach without leaving the results table.
It's been about ten days since we launched Scout publicly, and the support has been incredible. A lot of you have emailed to say you've already run searches and found creators to book paid partnerships with. I'm genuinely proud of that, and the feedback has shaped our roadmap even faster than we expected.
One request came up more than any other: "I found great creators, now how do I reach them?"
So today we have a special announcement: you can now look up YouTube creator emails directly in Scout.
Finding Creators Is Step 1. Reaching Them Is Step 2.
Scout already answers the hard question: which creators actually fit your brand. But a great shortlist doesn't grow your brand until you can get in touch. Until now, that meant hunting through About pages and socials, one channel at a time, hoping the address on a three-year-old video still worked.
Not anymore.
How It Works
For any creators Scout finds you, you'll now see a creator email column in your results. Select or drag over the creators you want emails for, hit Get Emails, and Scout searches across our verified creator databases to find them.
Try it like this:
- Run a search (ex: "smart home / gadget review channels based in the US")
- Drag over your top picks in the results table
- Click Get Emails
- Verified emails land right in the row, ready for outreach
- Download the list as a CSV and start sending
A Few Notes
Email lookup is a premium feature, live on all paid plans today (50 credits per verified email). If you're on the free plan and want to try it, use code SCOUT35E for 35% off any paid plan for 3 months.
In some cases an email can't be found. When that happens, you're not charged. You only pay for emails we actually deliver, and we'll keep expanding coverage over the coming weeks.
This is the first piece of a bigger push. When we launched Scout, I said the next chapter was everything downstream of research: the connection, the outreach, the deal. Contact was the very next wall after "who should I work with," so contact went first. More coming.
Find the creator, get the email, send the note. Scout's on the roof, watching.
Peace,
Ramsey & the Babbl Labs team