Streamer business emails

Every analytics site tells you how many people watched a streamer. None of them tells you how to reach one. StreamScout keeps the contacts alongside the numbers: 71,535 channels with a business email, a Telegram or a Discord on file, out of 3,691,511 we track across Twitch, Kick and YouTube.

They are the addresses the streamers publish themselves — in the panels under their stream, in their profile, in their video descriptions. Nothing here is scraped from a place its owner did not put it, and nothing is guessed: an address we did not read, we do not have.

Build the segment, then take it

The list starts as a filter, not as a file. Pick the platform, the category, the language, the country and the audience band — 500 to 3,000 average viewers, say, in Spanish, playing GTA — and the ranking answers with the channels that match. The contacts ride along with them, and the whole segment leaves as a CSV or an Excel sheet with the columns already named.

Start from the rankings — every filter on that page is part of the segment.

And write to them from here

A list of addresses is half the job. StreamScout sends the email too, from your own address, with the replies landing in your own inbox — so an exported CSV does not have to become somebody else's subscription. How the outreach works.

What it costs

Contacts come with the Pro plan, priced per platform: you pay for Twitch, or for Kick, or for all three, and never for a platform you do not work with. Business emails are an add-on on top of the platform, so a plan that only needs the analytics does not carry their price. See the plans.