Youtube Email, Socials & Urls Scraper

Simple Input-Output Example Input (specify either id or channelHandle): json { "channelHandle": "@KingsandGenerals" } Output: json { "status": "success", "id": "UCMmaBzfCCwZ2KqaBJjkj0fw", "channelHandle": "@KingsandGenerals", "emails": [ "info@kingsandgenerals.net" ], "socials": [ "youtube.com/channel/UCCGvq-qmjFmmMD4e-PLQqGg", "youtube.com/wizardsandwarriors", "patreon.com/kingsandgenerals", "paypal.me/kingsandgenerals", "facebook.com/KingsGenerals", "tiktok.com/@kingsandgenerals", "twitter.com/KingsGenerals" ], "urls": [ "thepacificwar.tv", "kingsandgenerals.net", "teespring.com/stores/kingsandgenerals", "space.bilibili.com/1293903099" ] } Important Notes: - You get results instantly - Cheap & Reliable -> 50$ / 10k results - All data comes from public sources only - Actor does not solve reCAPTCHA - Contact: contact@endspec.net ## Full Actor Documentation ### YouTube Channel Contacts Extractor Find contact information for any YouTube channel instantly. Get email addresses, social media profiles, and website URLs for YouTube creators and channels worldwide. --- ### Overview The YouTube Channel Contacts Extractor is an Apify Actor that extracts publicly available contact information from YouTube channels. Whether you're a marketer looking to reach out to creators, a business seeking collaboration opportunities, or a researcher analyzing creator networks, this actor helps you find the contact details you need quickly and efficiently. #### What You Can Do - Find Email Addresses: Discover business and contact emails for YouTube channels - Discover Social Media Profiles: Get links to Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and other social platforms - Access Website URLs: Find official websites, stores, and other web properties - Reach Out to Creators: Use contact information to initiate partnerships, collaborations, or business inquiries - Build Lead Lists: Compile contact information for outreach campaigns - Research Creator Networks: Analyze how creators connect across platforms #### Data Availability All data returned by this actor is publicly available information. We extract contact details that creators have made publicly accessible on their YouTube channels, social media profiles, and websites. This actor simply makes it easier to find and access this information programmatically. --- ### Actor Input Parameters The actor accepts the following input parameters: id • Type: string • Required: Optional • Description: YouTube channel ID e.g., UCMmaBzfCCwZ2KqaBJjkj0fw channelHandle • Type: string • Required: Optional • Description: YouTube channel handle e.g., @ted Important Notes: - At least one parameter is required - You must provide either id or channelHandle - Channel handles must start with @ - If using channelHandle, it must begin with the @ symbol (e.g., @mkbhd, not mkbhd) - ID takes precedence - If both id and channelHandle are provided, only the id parameter will be used --- ### Input Examples #### Example 1: Using Channel ID Only json { "id": "UCX6OQ3DkcsbYNE6H8uQQuVA" } When to use: When you have the YouTube channel ID (found in channel URLs or YouTube API responses). #### Example 2: Using Channel Handle Only json { "channelHandle": "@mkbhd" } When to use: When you know the channel's handle (the @username format used in YouTube URLs). #### Example 3: Both Parameters Present (ID Takes Precedence) json { "id": "UCX6OQ3DkcsbYNE6H8uQQuVA", "channelHandle": "@MrBeast" } Result: The actor will use the id parameter and ignore channelHandle. #### Example 4: No Parameters (Will Return Error) json {} Result: Returns an error because at least one parameter is required. --- ### Output Structure The actor outputs data to the Apify dataset with the following structure: #### Successful Output Format All successful runs (status: "success") follow this structure: json { "status": "success", "id": "string", "channelHandle": "string", "emails": ["string"], "socials": ["string"], "urls": ["string"] } Field Descriptions: status • Type: string • Description: Processing status ("success", "not_found", or "error") id • Type: string • Description: YouTube channel ID channelHandle • Type: string • Description: YouTube channel handle (with @ prefix) emails • Type: array • Description: Array of email addresses found socials • Type: array • Description: Array of social media profile URLs and handles urls • Type: array • Description: Array of website URLs #### Error Output Examples When a channel is not found: json { "status": "not_found", "identifier": "UC1234567890abcdef", "message": "Channel with channel ID UC1234567890abcdef not found." } When an error occurs during processing: json { "status": "error", "identifier": "@nonexistentchannel", "message": "An error occurred while processing the channel." } #### Empty Results Example When a channel is found but has no contact information available, arrays will be empty: json { "status": "success", "id": "UCtcB5t896VF8JZBnIETV92w", "channelHandle": "@questconstantine", "emails": [], "socials": [], "urls": [] } This indicates the channel exists but no publicly available contact information was found. --- ### Output Examples #### Example 1: Channel with Complete Contact Information json { "status": "success", "id": "UCMmaBzfCCwZ2KqaBJjkj0fw", "channelHandle": "@KingsandGenerals", "emails": [ "info@kingsandgenerals.net" ], "socials": [ "youtube.com/channel/UCCGvq-qmjFmmMD4e-PLQqGg", "youtube.com/wizardsandwarriors", "patreon.com/kingsandgenerals", "paypal.me/kingsandgenerals", "facebook.com/KingsGenerals", "tiktok.com/@kingsandgenerals", "twitter.com/KingsGenerals" ], "urls": [ "thepacificwar.tv", "kingsandgenerals.net", "teespring.com/stores/kingsandgenerals", "space.bilibili.com/1293903099" ] } #### Example 2: Channel with Social Media Only (No Email) json { "status": "success", "id": "UCRijo3ddMTht_IHyNSNXpNQ", "channelHandle": "@dudeperfect", "emails": [], "socials": [ "instagram.com/dudeperfect", "facebook.com/DudePerfect", "twitter.com/DudePerfect" ], "urls": [ "dudeperfect.com" ] } #### Example 3: Channel with No Contact Information json { "status": "success", "id": "UCtcB5t896VF8JZBnIETV92w", "channelHandle": "@questconstantine", "emails": [], "socials": [], "urls": [] } #### Example 4: Channel with Business Email and Socials json { "status": "success", "id": "UCBJycsmduvYEL83R_U4JriQ", "channelHandle": "@mkbhd", "emails": [ "business@MKBHD.com" ], "socials": [ "twitter.com/MKBHD", "instagram.com/MKBHD", "youtube.com/c/TheStudio", "reddit.com/r/MKBHD", "discord.gg/MKBHD" ], "urls": [] } --- ### Use Cases #### For Marketers and Agencies Outreach Campaigns: Build targeted lists of YouTube creators for partnership opportunities, sponsored content, or influencer marketing campaigns. Use the email addresses and social media profiles to reach out directly. Example Workflow: 1. Identify relevant YouTube channels in your niche 2. Run the actor for each channel's contact information 3. Compile email addresses and social profiles from the dataset 4. Reach out with collaboration proposals #### For Businesses Creator Partnerships: Find contact information for YouTube creators who align with your brand values. Use the actor to quickly identify and contact potential partners for product reviews, sponsorships, or co-marketing opportunities. Example Workflow: 1. Research creators in your industry 2. Run the actor to get their contact details 3. Send partnership inquiries via email or social media 4. Track responses and build relationships #### For Researchers and Analysts Network Analysis: Study how YouTube creators connect across platforms. Analyze social media presence, website portfolios, and contact patterns to understand creator ecosystems. Example Workflow: 1. Query multiple channels in a specific category 2. Run the actor for each channel 3. Aggregate social media profiles and URLs from datasets 4. Map connections between creators 5. Identify trends and patterns #### For Developers Integration: Integrate contact lookup into your applications, CRM systems, or marketing automation tools. Automate the process of finding creator contact information. Example Workflow: 1. Integrate actor runs into your application 2. Automatically fetch contact info when channels are added 3. Store results from datasets in your database 4. Use for automated outreach workflows --- ### Best Practices #### Parameter Selection - Use Channel ID when available - Channel IDs are more reliable and don't change - Use Channel Handle for user-friendly queries - Handles are easier to remember and share - Always include the @ symbol - Channel handles must start with @ #### Error Handling - Check status field - Always verify the status field before processing data - Handle empty arrays - Not all channels have contact information available - Monitor actor runs - Use Apify's monitoring features to track successful vs failed runs - Log run IDs - When contacting support, include the Apify run ID #### Data Usage - Verify contact information - Always verify email addresses and URLs before use - Respect privacy - Only use contact information for legitimate business purposes - Follow anti-spam laws - Comply with CAN-SPAM, GDPR, and other relevant regulations - Opt-out requests - Honor requests from creators who wish to be removed from your lists --- ### Data Privacy and Public Information Important: All data returned by this actor consists of publicly available information that creators have made accessible on their YouTube channels, social media profiles, and websites. This actor does not provide private or non-public contact information. What This Means: - All emails, social profiles, and URLs are publicly accessible - Creators have chosen to make this information available - You can use this information for legitimate business purposes - Always respect creators' privacy preferences and opt-out requests --- ### Supported Social Media Platforms The actor detects links and handles from: - Instagram, Facebook, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, TikTok - YouTube, Discord, Snapchat, Reddit, Twitch - GitHub, Patreon, SoundCloud, Medium - Link aggregators (Linktree, Beacons, Bio.link, etc.) - Payment platforms (Ko-fi, Buy Me a Coffee, Cash App, Venmo, PayPal) - And many more... --- ### Contact & Support Questions? Need Help? We're Here for You! For any questions, technical support, feature requests, or general inquiries about the YouTube Channel Contacts Extractor, please reach out to us: Email: contact@endspec.net Response Time: We guarantee a response within 24 hours during business days. What to Include in Your Inquiry: - Your question or issue description - Actor run ID (if applicable) - Input parameters used - Error messages or status information - Any relevant code snippets or examples We're committed to providing excellent support and helping you get the most out of our actor. Whether you're integrating the actor into your workflows, troubleshooting an issue, or exploring new use cases, we're here to help! --- ### Frequently Asked Questions Q: How accurate is the contact information? A: We extract publicly available information from multiple sources. While we strive for accuracy, contact information may change over time. Always verify before use. Q: Why are some arrays empty? A: Not all channels have publicly available contact information. Empty arrays indicate that no contact details were found for that channel. Q: Can I run this actor commercially? A: Yes, you can use this actor for commercial purposes. All data is publicly available. Q: How often should I run the actor for the same channel? A: Contact information can change, so we recommend re-running periodically (weekly/monthly) for frequently updated channels. Q: What if a channel handle doesn't work? A: Make sure the handle starts with @. If it still doesn't work, try using the channel ID instead. Q: Can I process multiple channels in one run? A: Currently, the actor supports single-channel processing per run. You can run multiple instances or use Apify's batch processing features. --- Last Updated: December 2025