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You can search for brands that sponsor creators, then open a brand’s profile to see how its sponsored content performs, which creators it works with, and its recent sponsored videos. This is useful for competitor research and for finding creators who already work with brands like yours.
  • Sponsorship data covers YouTube and Instagram. TikTok sponsorships aren’t tracked.
  • The number of brand searches and brand profiles you can view depends on your plan. To check your remaining quota, see Viewing SaaS quota usage. For plan details, see CreatorDB pricing.
  • The steps on this page assume you’re logged in to CreatorDB. If you don’t have an account yet, see Create an account.

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Searching for brands

Click Discover in the left sidebar, then click Brand at the top.
Brand Search with numbered callouts

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Viewing a brand’s profile

Click a brand in the search results, or click a sponsor’s card on a creator’s profile.
Brand profile header with numbered callouts
Below the header, the profile has three more sections:
  • Brand Overview: the historical average views, likes, and engagement rate of the brand’s sponsored content, and a chart of one metric (choose it from the drop-down) over the Last 7 days, Last 30 days, or Last 90 days.
  • Recently Sponsored Channels: the creators the brand sponsored most recently. Use Sort, Edit columns to choose which columns to show, and Download to save the current page of results as a .csv file. The icons on the right switch between the table view and a card view that also shows each creator’s latest two videos sponsored by the brand.
  • Sponsored Contents: the brand’s most recent sponsored videos, with each video’s publish date, views, likes, and engagement rate.
To see the brands a specific creator works with, see YouTube brand and Instagram brand in Managing creators. To check a list of creators against brands, see Scan for creators’ sponsorship history.
Last modified on October 22, 2026