A free YouTube channel finder with the channels I recommend, searchable by topic and channel size.
5.0(1 rating)Find YouTube channels worth watching by topic and channel size. My picks come first, and each one opens its own page.
10 channels

Iman Gadzhi
Business, entrepreneurship and the business mindset, documented by Iman since before he found any success.

Alex Hormozi
The founder of Acquisition.com and co-founder of Skool on scaling a business: offers, sales and marketing.

Codie Sanchez
Codie Sanchez on buying and growing local businesses to build wealth, from the CEO of Contrarian Thinking.

Dan Koe
Dan Koe on self-improvement, personal growth and building an online business in the creator economy.

Noah Kagan
Noah Kagan helps people start businesses in 48 hours, with practical videos on marketing and startups.

Matt Gray
Matt Gray, founder and CEO of Founder OS, on growing a profitable personal brand with content and systems.

Ali Abdaal
Doctor turned full-time creator, teaching productivity, business, and how to build a life you actually enjoy.

Matt D'Avella
Beautifully shot videos on minimalism, habits, and intentional living that make you want to change your routine.

MKBHD
Marques BrownleeThe bar for tech reviews on YouTube. Nobody does cinematic gadget breakdowns better than Marques.

My First Million
Sam Parr & Shaan PuriSam Parr and Shaan Puri brainstorm business ideas and break down what is actually working right now.
This free YouTube channel finder has my list of the best YouTube channels to watch, in 1 place you can search.
Filter it by topic and by channel size, then open any channel to see what it covers and watch.
Here's what the YouTube channel finder is, how to use it, and where to start.
What is a YouTube channel finder?
A YouTube channel finder is a search for channels worth subscribing to. You pick what you want to learn, and it shows the channels that cover it, with who makes them.
How to find a YouTube channel worth watching
My picks
My picks are the channels I watch myself and would send a friend first. They come first on the list, and the My picks tab shows only them.
Who is the YouTube channel finder for?
It's for anyone who learns from video, and for creators studying what works:
- YouTube channel finder – finding channels worth watching
- YouTube niche finder – finding a niche for your own channel
- YouTube outlier finder – spotting videos that beat a channel's average
- YouTube money calculator – estimating what a channel earns
More tools are on my free tools page.
Final thoughts on finding YouTube channels worth watching
A few great channels beat an endless feed. Pick 1 topic, subscribe to 2 or 3 channels, and keep the ones you watch to the end.
FAQs about the YouTube channel finder
Questions about the YouTube channel finder? Here's what to know.
A YouTube channel finder is a search for channels worth subscribing to.
You pick a topic, and it shows the channels that cover it, with who makes them.
Start with the topic you care about most, then open My picks for the ones I watch myself.
They come first on the list.
No.
Some of the most useful channels are small.
The Channel size filter lets you look at each size on its own.
I did.
I'm Navid Moazzez, and I made the YouTube channel finder as one of my free tools on navid.me.
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