Find Your Brand’s Perfect Creators

Describe your brand in plain English or paste your website. Scout works out what you sell and who buys it, then searches a corpus of more than 50,000 indexed channels for creators whose audience and content match. You get a ranked shortlist with a fit score on each creator, not a filtered directory to sort through yourself. You can also browse a sample of the index by niche and sponsorship history on our free creator search tool.

A database sells you access to rows and leaves the judgment to you. The hard part of creator marketing is not listing channels, it is deciding which twenty of them are worth pitching. Scout ranks on what creators actually do: what their recent videos cover, how those videos performed, and who has already paid to sponsor them.

No. Most of our users start with nothing but their own website. Naming channels you already like helps, and you can use them as a seed to find lookalikes, but it is not required to get a useful first shortlist.

Yes. Every creator profile carries their sponsor history, so you can see which brands have run with them, how recently, and how often. That tells you whether a channel takes sponsorships at all, whether it is already saturated, and whether a competitor has it locked up.

That is most of who uses it. Discovery is driven by topical and audience fit rather than by follower count, so a specialised product tends to surface mid-size and smaller channels with a genuinely relevant audience instead of the same handful of names every tool recommends.

Every account includes 100 creators free, with no card and no sales call. Paid plans are sized by how many creators you pull each month and add contact emails and exports. You can cancel any time.