Choose your niche
Enter keywords that describe the leads you want to find. Search YouTube or the web, and filter creators by their minimum subscriber count.
Find YouTube creators and websites in your niche. Collect public contact details, review each lead, and keep track of your outreach in one place.
Find creators, websites, and public contact sources in your niche.
No example matches. Try another search or choose “All sources”.
Enter keywords that describe the leads you want to find. Search YouTube or the web, and filter creators by their minimum subscriber count.
Review matching creators and websites, check their public email addresses, and open the pages where those addresses were found.
Keep track of who you plan to contact, who you have contacted, and who has replied. Add notes and record new partnerships as they develop.
Build a list of potential leads and partners in your niche. Review their profiles and public contact details, then keep your notes and follow-up status together as you reach out.
Find YouTube channels and websites using keywords for your niche. Manage your search terms and pause searches you no longer need.
Set a minimum subscriber count to narrow your YouTube results. Review each channel’s name, link, and subscriber count before deciding who to contact.
Find email addresses published on websites, including the sites creators link from their YouTube channels. See where each address came from and when it was found.
Mark leads as contacted, replied, partner, or not a fit. Add notes and update contact details so you can see where each conversation stands.
Copy email addresses from your filtered list or export leads as a CSV file, including contact details, sources, notes, and follow-up status.
Set daily limits for searches and website visits. Exclude unwanted websites and keep do-not-contact addresses out of future results.
Choose your niche, search for creators and websites, and review the results. Check the original contact page before reaching out through your own email or outreach tool. Use your lead list to record replies and plan your next follow-up.
From search to follow-up
Search YouTube creators and websites
Check public email addresses and their sources
Record outreach, replies, and partnerships
Our most commonly asked questions about Lead & Partner Finder.
It searches YouTube for channels and uses Brave to search the web for websites, using the keywords you choose. Contact details come from public website pages, including the sites creators link from their YouTube channels.
No. You send messages through your own email or outreach tool. The finder helps you collect contact details, record replies, and keep track of follow-ups.
No. It finds addresses that are published on public website pages, and it respects each site’s robots.txt. Hidden addresses and those behind sign-in or CAPTCHA screens are excluded. You can still review leads that have no email address and add one you found yourself.
Finding a public address does not confirm that it can receive email. Each address includes its source and the date it was found so you can check it before reaching out.
Creating a StackMango account is free. Searches use your own provider accounts: YouTube searches use your Google Cloud project’s YouTube Data API quota, and Brave bills web searches to your Brave account ($5 per 1,000 requests at the time of writing, with a monthly credit). Set daily search limits in the finder, and check your Brave billing settings.
Still have a question? Contact us or read the documentation.
Create a free account and explore the example. Read the setup guide in the documentation to connect your search providers and plan your first searches.
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