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Meet Sponsors review

The only tool that separates affiliate deals from paid integrations, built for talent agents. It costs nearly twice as much as its rivals for the smallest index.

Researched by Which Social API editorial teamLast reviewed 29 October 2026

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6.8Our overall score
out of 10
Detection7.5
Contacts and outreach7.5
Ease of use7.5
Coverage5.5
Price5.5
Freshness5.0
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The short version

Pick it if

  • You manage several creators and want up to 15 channels on one plan
  • You need affiliate deals filtered out of your brand list
  • You want unlimited decision-maker contacts and an API

Skip it if

  • You’re a solo creator watching costs
  • Your channel is under 100K subscribers or not in English
  • You want new deals the day they go live

Meet Sponsors is a French self-serve sponsorship database for creators, with a strong lean towards talent agents. Enter a channel to see its sponsors, or a brand to see its creators, and it recommends brands with decision-maker contacts and AI pitches. Its standout feature is a filter that separates affiliate deals from paid integrations, which no other tool here offers. In a category where affiliate links inflate everyone’s counts, that’s worth something.

The rest holds it back. It has the smallest index in our ranking (171,821 sponsored videos, 23,183 brands, 75,584 channels), updated weekly, and it covers English-language channels with 100K+ subscribers. At $55 a month plus VAT for Creator and $166 for Agent, it’s the most expensive creator tool here.

Meet Sponsors at a glance

Company
bdebon SASU
Headquarters
Bordeaux, France
Director
Benjamin Debon
Launched
Not published; changelog from about March 2025
Product type
Sponsorship database and recommendation app
Built for
Creators and talent agents
Platforms
YouTube only
Data
171,821 sponsored videos, 23,183 brands, 75,584 channels
Coverage
English-language channels with 100K+ subscribers
Freshness
Weekly; recommendations daily
Plans from
Free; Creator $55 a month + VAT
Free tier
Yes, no card
API
API on every plan; MCP on Agent
Commission
None mentioned

Pricing

Prices exclude VAT. Yearly billing takes 41% off Creator and 28% off Agent, which we work out at about $32.45 and $119.52 a month; the site doesn’t show yearly totals. Contacts are unlimited on paid plans, so there’s no per-1,000 rate.

PlanPriceIncluded
Free$07 recommendations, 1 AI pitch
Creator$55 + VAT2 channels, unlimited contacts
Agent$166 + VAT15 channels, 3 years of history

Entry plan per month, compared

Meet Sponsors$55
SponsorRadar$29
Sponsorbook$29
GetSponsored$29
Sponsorship.so$89
ChannelCrawler$99

From our YouTube sponsorship tools ranking.

Using Meet Sponsors

Signing up

Sign-up is with Google or an email and password, and the free plan needs no card. Free is a taste rather than a tier: seven recommendations, one AI pitch and one outreach kit in total. Paid plans cancel anytime and run to the end of the period.

Documentation

Every plan includes API access, from 30 read-only requests a month on Free to 1,000 on Creator, and Agent adds 10,000 MCP requests a month. We couldn’t find public API docs. There is a public changelog, which most rivals don’t have, though its last entry is from March 2026.

Verdict

6.8

Our pick for talent agents, and a specialist tool that earns its price for one buyer: a talent agent managing several English-language channels who needs paid integrations kept apart from affiliate deals. For a solo creator it’s hard to justify at nearly twice the $29 that SponsorRadar, Sponsorbook and GetSponsored charge, with a smaller index updated weekly. Start with one of those, and come here if affiliate noise becomes the problem.

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Alternatives

SponsorRadar8.1A far bigger index for $29 a month, with a public methodology and an Agency plan for up to 10 creators.SponsorRadar review
Sponsorbook7.8A $29 Starter plan with the sponsor segment and transcript behind each deal and a read on when brands buy; contacts cost credits.Meet Sponsors vs Sponsorbook
GetSponsored7.6About half the price, updated daily, with unmetered contacts on Pro. Affiliate links are mixed in.GetSponsored review

All Meet Sponsors alternatives

Questions

How much does Meet Sponsors cost?

There’s a limited free plan, then Creator at $55 a month and Agent at $166 a month, both plus VAT. Yearly billing takes 41% off Creator and 28% off Agent.

Can Meet Sponsors filter out affiliate deals?

Yes. It filters affiliation sponsorships separately from paid integrations, a feature its undated changelog places around March 2025. It’s the only tool in our ranking that does this.

Does Meet Sponsors cover small channels?

Not really. Its coverage rule is English-language YouTubers with 100K+ subscribers, so smaller and non-English channels are likely to be missing.

Does Meet Sponsors have an API?

Yes. Free gets 30 read-only requests a month and Creator 1,000, and Agent adds 10,000 MCP requests a month. We couldn’t find public documentation.

Who runs Meet Sponsors?

bdebon SASU, a French company registered in Bordeaux, with Benjamin Debon as director. We found no team or funding details, and no reviews on G2, Capterra or Trustpilot.

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