Reach Out To All Your Brand’s Best Creators
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 | hello@spoonfedstudy.example | 351K | ||
| 96 | team@liamporritt.example | 284K | ||
| 96 | hi@odysseas.example | 387K | ||
| 96 | studio@bettercreating.example | 256K | ||
| 95 | hello@goldenkeydesign.example | 184K | ||
| 95 | kole@kolejain.example | 60K | ||
| 95 | hello@systemsmadebetter.example | 34K | ||
| 95 | hi@isaac-productivity.example | 206K | ||
| 94 | team@sabyang.example | 377K |
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How To Email Twenty Creators At Once.
Three steps. The writing is done for you, the judgment is not.
- step one
Scout writes a first draft for each creator.
Pick the creators you want and hit reach out. You get one draft per person, written from what we know about your brand and about that specific channel. Nothing sends until you say so.
Every email is a draft. There is no send-all button, on purpose.
- step two
Read every one before it goes.
This is the step people skip and it is the one that decides your reply rate. Check that the personal line is really about them, that it sounds like you, that there is one clear question, and that there is a number in it. Fix two or three properly, then apply that pattern to the rest.
If the email would read fine sent to anybody else, rewrite it. That line is the whole email.
- step three
Send it, then answer fast.
Emails go from your own address, staggered so replies come back in a stream you can handle. Every creator is marked contacted, replied, passed, or signed, so you know where each conversation stands and next month's search does not hand you the same names again.
Speed wins slots. The brands that answer within the hour book the creator. Every day you wait, someone else is negotiating for it.
Why Fewer Emails Work Better.
Two campaigns. One sent a lot of messages to the wrong people. One sent a few to the right ones.
113 emails, nothing to show.
A brand marketer we know messaged 113 creators. Twelve wrote back. All twelve were far out of budget. The emails were fine. The list was wrong, and there was no way to know until the replies came in.
A short list and a real number.
Twenty creators picked because their viewers buy what you sell, each emailed by a person, each message carrying a rate and a date. The creator can tell in five seconds whether it is worth answering.
The reply rate was never the problem. Who you email decides everything after it.
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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.

Questions Brands Ask.
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.
What To Do With Your List.
Creator Discovery
Describe your brand and get a ranked shortlist of YouTube creators whose audience already buys what you sell.
Learn moreCreator Emails
Verified business contacts for the creators on your list, so outreach lands in an inbox someone reads.
Learn moreCompetitor Tracking
See which creators your competitors sponsor, how often, and which of those channels are open to you.
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Get Your First 100 Creators Free.
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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