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Find the YouTube competitors you didn't know you had.

Paste your channel and get your 5 strongest peers free. The complete map shows what they sell, where they advertise, and which of their videos cover your topics.

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You probably know 5–10 competitors. Around Alex Hormozi we researched 1,000.

Alex Hormozi

4,590,000 subscribers · ·

  • 391sell products or services

    391 of 930 checked

  • 124advertise on Google / YouTube

    124 of 844 checked

  • 10matched video pairs

    with 3 competitors

Among the strongest competitors around Alex Hormozi

Peer relevance

  1. Dan Martell

    Direct Peer100 percent peer relevance, relative to your strongest peer. This is a modeled relevance score, not a measurement of shared viewers or audience overlap.

  2. GaryVee

    Direct Peer98 percent peer relevance, relative to your strongest peer. This is a modeled relevance score, not a measurement of shared viewers or audience overlap.

  3. Myron Golden

    Direct Peer97 percent peer relevance, relative to your strongest peer. This is a modeled relevance score, not a measurement of shared viewers or audience overlap.

  4. Dean Graziosi

    Direct Peer97 percent peer relevance, relative to your strongest peer. This is a modeled relevance score, not a measurement of shared viewers or audience overlap.

One matched video pair

Video of Alex Hormozi

"Am I Working Too Hard?"

Video of GaryVee

Are You Working Hard Enough?

27.2× usual views

100% topic match

Matched by topic, never by shared viewers.

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What Peerfield finds

What you learn about your competitors

Most YouTube tools analyze the competitors you already know. Peerfield finds the competitive field itself — then researches how those creators and brands make money.

  • Your real competitors

    Creators and brands competing for the same audience — found from your videos, not from a keyword.

    From the Alex Hormozi example
    • Dan MartellDirect Peer
    • GaryVeeDirect Peer
    • Myron GoldenDirect Peer

  • What they sell

    Courses, coaching, software, memberships, products — with prices where they are public.

    From the Alex Hormozi example

    Dan Martell

    Coaching / Martell VenturesCoachingprice not public

  • Where they advertise

    Google, YouTube and Meta (Facebook, Instagram) ads with their copy and where they lead. For LinkedIn, whether they advertise and how many ads, from the public ad library.

    TikTok ads are not covered.

  • Which videos cover your topics

    Pairs of your videos and theirs on the same topic — the evidence behind each match.

    A topic match, never a count of shared viewers.

    From the Alex Hormozi example

    Video of Alex Hormozi

    a video to watch if you're ambitious and in your 20s or 30s

    Video of Dan Martell

    If you’re ambitious but lazy, please watch this…

    48.5× usual views

    98% topic match

Who it's for

One map, three ways to use it

For creators

  • See who really competes for your audience, not only the channels you already know.
  • See how the successful ones earn: products, courses, coaching, sponsorships, ads.
  • Find bigger channels on your topics that are worth learning from.
  • Spot competitors from neighboring topics and formats.
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How it works

Three steps. Then we do the research.

Research runs in the background. We email you a secure link when it is ready.

  1. Step 1

    Paste your channel

    A channel URL or @handle is all we need. No account, no questionnaire.

  2. Step 2

    Confirm it is the right channel

    We identify the channel and show you what we found, so the research starts from the right place.

  3. Step 3

    Get your five strongest competitors free

    Leave your email and we send them to you. Then unlock the complete map if it is useful.

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Real examples

More real examples

Real channels, analyzed in full: who competes for their audience, who sells, who advertises, and what Monitor recorded.

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What it costs

Start free. Pay once for the complete map.

  1. Free

    €0

    Your 5 strongest competitors, for one channel

  2. Complete Peer Map

    €79one-time

    The complete map of that channel, up to 1,000 competitors

  3. Peerfield Monitor

    Optional

    €29/ month per channel

    Keeps a map you bought current

  4. Peerfield MCP

    Optional

    €49/ month per 3 channels

    Ask your AI assistant about your maps.

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How we label what we know

Every claim says how we know it.

Peer intelligence is only useful if you can tell a verified fact from a reasonable guess. So we label each one.

Observed

Observed

Directly observed from a public source (a page, an ad, a listing) at the time shown. This is a verified fact, not a guess.

Estimated

Estimated

Derived from observed data using a documented method (for example, a range inferred from public counts). Treat as an approximation.

Inferred

Inferred

Concluded from indirect signals by our analysis. Plausible, but not directly verified — check the source before relying on it.

Public sources only
Channels, ads libraries, landing pages and listings that anyone can open. We never ask for access to your analytics or your viewers' data.
Checked by a researcher before release
The complete map is checked by a researcher before it is released. Your free five are ranked automatically.

Questions

Straight answers

What does it cost?
Your five strongest peers are free, for one channel, without an account. The Complete Peer Map is a one-time purchase for that channel — not a subscription, and it stays yours, including later re-runs of the same channel. Peerfield Monitor is an optional monthly subscription per channel that keeps a Peer Map you bought current; Peerfield MCP lets you query your bought maps from your AI assistant. See pricing.
What's included in the Complete Peer Map?
Up to 1,000 researched creators and brands competing for similar audience attention, for the channel you analyzed. Each one ranked by peer relevance, classified as a direct, adjacent, commercial or aspirational peer, and explained: why this peer competes with you. Where it is observable from public sources, we also show how a peer makes money, where it advertises and which landing pages it uses.
What is not included?
Anything we cannot show honestly. We do not promise a full commercial dossier on every peer: monetization, advertising and landing-page sections render what public sources actually give us, and say "not detected" or "not checked yet" where they give us nothing. There is no audience-overlap number, no data from your analytics, and no cross-market research. Where a deeper module does not exist yet, we say so and ask whether you would want it — rather than shipping a guess.
Is this instant?
No. Research runs in the background. We email you a secure link when it is ready, so you do not need to keep the page open.
Do you show viewer overlap?
No. We show peer relevance: how closely another channel or brand competes for the same audience, based on topics, content, search intent, products and scale. We never claim to know which of your viewers watch someone else — that data is not public, and we do not ask for it.
Is a similar YouTube channel the same as a competitor?
Not always. A similar channel covers the same topic; a competitor competes for the same audience, sometimes from a neighboring topic, a bigger scale or as a brand. Paste your channel and Peerfield ranks both kinds by how closely they compete, with the five strongest free.
Is this a YouTube competitor analysis tool?
It finds who competes for the audience and how they get paid. It does not score keywords, titles, or outlier videos, and it does not measure which viewers you share.
Which platforms do you cover?
YouTube today. Peers can be creators or brands. Advertising is researched in public ad libraries: YouTube/Google, LinkedIn and Meta (Facebook, Instagram). TikTok is not in the first analysis.
Can I analyze a channel that is made for kids?
No. Channels that YouTube lists as made for kids (COPPA) are not supported. If you submit one, it is declined before any analysis runs.
What happens with my data?
We store your email and the channel you submitted, plus technical logs with a hashed IP address. We use only essential cookies and never sell data. Marketing email is opt-in and separate from the result email. Details are in the privacy policy.

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