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YouTube creator email finder. Modash/Upfluence alternative.

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| Company | — | 2026 |
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Most influencer platforms bundle creator discovery, analytics, campaign management, and payments, then charge $299–$1,500/month for the bundle. If what you actually need is a list of creator emails to run outreach against, you are paying for a suite to use one feature. TubeMailer does one thing....
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As answered by people managing https://open-gpt.app/ and TubeMailer.
TubeMailer's answer:
TubeMailer runs the search from your own browser session instead of the YouTube Data API. That removes the two things that normally gate this work — there is no API key to provision and no daily quota to ration — and it means there is no third-party scraping service sitting between you and the results. The emails you find stay on your device. It is also deliberately narrow: discovery and contact extraction, not a campaign suite, which is why it is priced in tens of dollars rather than hundreds.
TubeMailer's answer:
Because most influencer platforms sell a bundle — discovery, analytics, campaign management, payments — for $299–$1,500/month, and most teams doing outreach only need one part of it. TubeMailer costs $49–$99/month and has no per-contact unlock credits, so the cost of a list does not scale with its length. Every export format is available on every plan, including the free tier. If you need audience analytics or fraud detection, a full suite is the better tool; if your actual job is getting a clean list of creator emails into a sequencer, this does that and stops.
TubeMailer's answer:
Teams running creator outreach at volume: influencer marketing agencies, affiliate and partnership managers, brands sourcing YouTube sponsorships, PR teams doing product seeding, and SaaS founders recruiting creators. The common thread is that outreach is the job and list-building is the tax on it. Secondary audience is solo marketers and small agencies who cannot justify enterprise platform pricing.
TubeMailer's answer:
I was helping a friend recruit affiliates for their store and watched them spend most of a week copying creator emails out of YouTube About pages by hand. The tools that automated it were priced for enterprise marketing teams and bundled a dozen features they would never touch. TubeMailer is the unbundled version — it finds the emails, exports the list, and charges accordingly.
TubeMailer's answer:
Chrome extension (Manifest V3) with a React and TypeScript front end, and a serverless backend. The marketing site is Next.js.
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