sponsorprint

Pull a creator's sponsor print.

Every brand that has paid them, the post that proves it, and the person to email. Twenty seconds from a handle to a pitch for your own talent.

Public posts only, read through the official YouTube and Instagram APIs. Nothing is ever sent for you.

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@thenujaaInstagram · 55K · printed
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Yepoda.com…#makeuphacks #kbeauty #Jul 20261
Maybelline New York…#maybellineserumlipsticApr 20261
모두를 위한 더 나은 기능성 비건 뷰티, 하루하루원더…haruharuwonder_us_officJan 20261
Amazon…endless glow. AvailableJan 20261
Whitefoxboutique (?)…#loungeset #whitefoxbouNov 20251
Nutrius. Exactly Right.…leaves me with is insanMay 20251
6 brands · 6 deals · 0 repeatpaid
Yepoda.com → contact on fileDraft pitch
index total 5,589 dealspublic posts only

From handle to pitch

Type a handle

YouTube or Instagram. Up to two years of videos or the last hundred posts are read in about twenty seconds. If someone already pulled this print, it opens instantly and costs nothing.

Read the print

Every sponsor, gifted deal and affiliate, with the caption line that gave it away and a link to the post. Brands that came back are marked repeat, because a brand that books twice is the one to call.

Pitch your talent

Hover a brand for the right person. One click writes the email in your voice, for the creator you represent, using this brand's real creator history as the reason to say yes. It opens in your Gmail. You send it.

What comes out the other end

The scanned creator is the evidence. The pitch is for someone on your roster. Your style guide sets the voice, your signature closes it, and the brand's own booking history is the argument.

Illustrative. Names, brand and figures are invented.

To d.reyes@hearthline.co
Subject: Priya Nair for Hearthline's holiday cookware push

Hi Dana,

You booked @thekitchenlab in August for the Dutch oven launch, so I think you already know the format that works: a real weeknight cook, product in hand, no studio. Priya Nair (@priyacooks, 312K on Instagram, 140K on YouTube) does exactly that, one-pot dinners for families, filmed in her own kitchen, with a save rate about three times the category average.

For the holiday window she could do a two-part braise series built around your enameled line, with a swipe-up to your gift bundles. Her audience is 78% women 28 to 44, mostly US and Canada, the same profile that bought through her Le Petit Four collab last winter.

Is there room in your Q4 plan for a creator like Priya? Happy to send her rate card and three concept options.

Best,
Jordan

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