The short version
Pick it if
- You want a sponsor shortlist today, without signing up
- You’re a creator with a few hundred dollars a year to spend
- You want brand contacts that aren’t metered
Skip it if
- You need to know which brands pay for reads, not hand out codes
- You want sponsorship history beyond a channel’s latest videos
- Your channel and its peers are mostly under 100K subscribers
GetSponsored does one job quickly. Paste your channel URL and it lists the brands sponsoring channels of a similar size and niche, with contact emails, AI pitch drafts and a deal pipeline on Pro. The free tier is real, Pro is $29 a month or $20 billed yearly, contacts aren’t metered on Pro, and it takes no commission. On price, nothing in the category beats it.
The data is the catch, and the founder’s own published method says as much. It scans description links on each channel’s 15 latest videos, so sponsors mentioned only in the video are missed, there’s no deep history, and affiliate links are counted alongside paid deals. Only 3% of the channels it indexes are under 100K subscribers. It ranks third because it’s the best value, not because its data is the best.
GetSponsored at a glance
- Company
- DM Moradkhani AB
- Headquarters
- Stockholm, Sweden
- Founder
- Daniel Moradkhani
- Launched
- Not confirmed; tracking began around May 2026
- Product type
- Sponsor matching app and database
- Built for
- Creators, and managers of up to 10
- Platforms
- YouTube only
- Data
- 557,261 sponsored videos, 13,663 brands, 71,952 channels analysed (29 Oct 2026)
- Freshness
- Daily
- Plans from
- Free; Pro $29 a month or $20 billed yearly
- Free tier
- Yes: 5 matches, 1 contact a month
- API
- None
- Commission
- None
Pricing
Prices are in US dollars, with nothing added at checkout. Yearly billing takes Pro to $20 a month and Agency to $82. Contacts aren’t metered on Pro, so there’s no per-1,000 rate. There’s no trial on paid plans; the free tier stands in for one.
Entry plan per month, compared
From our YouTube sponsorship tools ranking.
Using GetSponsored
Signing up
You don’t need an account to start: paste a channel URL and matches come back with no sign-up and no card. The free tier keeps five matches, one contact email and one pitch draft a month. Pro opens up every match and every brand contact.
Documentation
There’s no API. The useful reading is the founder’s published methodology, in a guest report on Digital Information World in August 2026, which explains how detection works and what it misses.
Support
Support is by email. Trustpilot reviewers say the founder fixes issues fast, though there are only three reviews.
Verdict
The best value in the category, and the right first tool for a creator who wants a list of brands to pitch this week. Don’t read its counts as proof of paid deals: it sees description links on the latest 15 videos, affiliate programmes included. If you want deeper data and a stated method for the same $29, take SponsorRadar; for the sponsor segment and transcript behind each deal, take Sponsorbook.
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Questions
Is GetSponsored free?
Yes, with limits: five brand matches, one channel, one pitch draft and one contact email a month, plus a credit line on your media kit. Pro is $29 a month, or $20 a month billed yearly.
Does GetSponsored take a commission?
No. Its pricing page says Pro is a flat $29 a month and you keep 100% of every deal.
How does GetSponsored find sponsors?
It scans video descriptions for brand links on each channel’s 15 latest videos, updated daily. It then compares your channel with creators of a similar size and niche and lists the brands sponsoring them (vendor says).
Does GetSponsored count affiliate links?
Yes, and it says so: affiliate links are mixed in with paid sponsorships and aren’t checked one by one. Its own report puts Epidemic Sound at the top, “mostly from its affiliate program”.
Do I need a paid tool if YouTube has Creator Partnerships?
YouTube’s own Creator Partnerships is free and sits in YouTube Studio, but it runs in seven markets and needs YouTube Partner Program membership. A database like GetSponsored does a different job: it shows which brands already sponsor channels like yours, so you can pitch them.
Who runs GetSponsored?
Daniel Moradkhani, through DM Moradkhani AB in Stockholm. It appears to be a solo project. Trustpilot shows 4.0 from three reviews, two of them invited, which is too few to mean much.