For brands and agencies
YouTube sponsorship lookalikes
Start from a channel you already know. Peerfield lists the creators and brands competing for that audience — the lookalikes — and shows how they make money where that is public. The five strongest are free.
YouTube channel lookalikes
Paste the channel a brand already works with, or one that already reaches the audience you want. The map is the channels and brands competing for similar audience attention, classified as direct, adjacent, commercial or aspirational.
What you can see about money
- Whether a peer sells products, where that is public.
- Where they advertise, in the YouTube/Google and LinkedIn libraries we run.
- Which landing pages they use, where we can see them.
- Unknown, when the public record is empty.
What a lookalike list here includes
The researched field around one channel, and the public money signals above. It does not include email addresses, media kits, what a sponsor paid, a history of who sponsored whom, Meta or Instagram ads, or viewer overlap.
The complete map is a one-time purchase for that channel. See pricing · YouTube niche research · Start with your channel