Scout drafts an email for every creator on your list. You read them, fix what you want, and send from your own address.
SpoonFedStudy, Liam Porritt and Odysseas are your top-fit creators, and their verified emails are ready.| Fit | Channel | Subscribers | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 97 |  SpoonFedStudy | hello@spoonfedstudy.example | 351K | |
| 96 |  Liam Porritt | team@liamporritt.example | 284K | |
| 96 |  Odysseas | hi@odysseas.example | 387K | |
| 96 |  Better Creating | studio@bettercreating.example | 256K | |
| 95 |  Golden Key Design | hello@goldenkeydesign.example | 184K | |
| 95 |  Kole Jain | kole@kolejain.example | 60K | |
| 95 |  Systems Made Better | hello@systemsmadebetter.example | 34K | |
| 95 |  Isaac | hi@isaac-productivity.example | 206K | |
| 94 |  Sab Yang | team@sabyang.example | 377K |
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pocket.watchThree steps. Scout writes the emails, you read and approve every one, and nothing leaves your address until you say so.
Tick the creators you want to contact and press Reach Out. Scout writes a separate email for each one, using what it knows about your brand and what it knows about that specific channel, so no two are the same. Nothing sends at this point. The drafts sit and wait for you.
Open each draft and read it. This is the step that decides whether anybody replies, and it is the one people skip. Check four things: that the opening line refers to something genuinely specific to that creator, that it sounds like a person at your company wrote it, that it asks one clear question, and that it says what you are willing to pay. If a draft would make just as much sense sent to somebody else, rewrite the opening line. Fix two or three properly and you will see the pattern to apply to the rest.
Emails go out from your own address, spaced over a few hours rather than all at once, so replies arrive at a rate you can keep up with. Scout marks each creator as contacted, then as replied, passed, or signed as the conversation moves. Answer the same day if you can. Creators fill their sponsorship slots in the order offers get confirmed, so a slow reply usually loses the slot to whoever answered first.
Describe your brand and get a ranked shortlist of YouTube creators whose audience already buys what you sell.
Learn moreVerified business contacts for the creators on your list, so outreach lands in an inbox someone reads.
Learn moreAlready have a roster? Upload the spreadsheet and Scout matches every row to a real channel, then fills in the numbers.
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This is way better than anything I've seen. I've never met anyone who could give me 10 really good leads every month like this. I'd pay $500 per lead and be happy as a clam.
Your first 100 creators are free. Paid plans are sized by how many you pull each month.
1 credit per creator. No card.
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Creator fees included in one number.
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Pick the ten to twenty creators you actually want, get the right contact for each, and send one short personal email apiece from a real address. Say who you are, why you picked them specifically, what the deal is including a rate, and ask one question they can answer with a yes. Scout drafts each of those emails for you to edit and send.
Four things and nothing else. Who you are in one line, and say if you are the founder. Why them specifically, referencing a real video. What the deal is, with a rough rate and timing. One clear question, like whether they are taking sponsorships this quarter. Six sentences is plenty.
Writing and sending them yourself usually lands somewhere between 10 and 30 percent. Outreach through Scout averages 31 percent. Published numbers elsewhere run from 2 to 60 percent depending on who is selling the tool, so be sceptical of any single figure, ours included. Track your own from the first campaign.
Message 10 to 20 to get 5 to 10 live creators. Fewer than five and you cannot tell a bad creator from a bad audience, so you learn nothing. More than ten and the budget is gone before the first video goes up.
No. Scout writes the drafts and you send them. Automated blasts are how brands burn their name with creators, and creators can spot one instantly.
Four to eight weeks is normal. About a week to get a reply, one or two to agree terms, and two to six weeks of production depending on how booked the creator is. Bigger creators book further out, and Q4 slots are often gone by August.
Build the list, pull the contacts, and let Scout write the first draft. No card, no sales call.
100 creators free. Cancel any time.
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