Best tools to find sponsors in 2026

13 tools for finding companies to sponsor a newsletter, podcast, YouTube channel or event. They are ranked by how directly each one gets you to a named person at a sponsor: tools that send the pitch first, then sponsor databases with contacts, contact finders, ad spend data, marketplaces where brands come to you, and last a tool for sponsors you already have. Within each group the lowest published monthly price comes first. Prices were read on each company's own site on 28 October 2026. SponsorHawk is our tool.

#ToolCoversWhat you getContactsWho sends the pitchPrice
1SponsorHawkNewsletters, podcasts, YouTube channels, eventsSponsor list with budget signals and the person to pitchYes, found per companySponsorHawk writes and sends the emails$0.10 per email sent
2SponsorablePodcastsSponsors detected in podcast episodesEmail and LinkedIn, 1 credit eachYouFree (10 credits); $39 or $99 a month
3SponsorGapNewsletters, with podcast and YouTube pagesBrands that sponsor newsletters, ad copy libraryBasic on StarterYou; managed plans send for you$39, $89 or $199 a month
4SponsorPitchSports, events and other sponsorship propertiesBrand sponsorship deals, properties and agencies5 on Free; 100 or 500 a month paidYouFree; $54, $134 or $334 a month
5SponsorLeadsNewslettersCompanies sponsoring newsletters, added dailyEmail and LinkedInYou$97 a month or $970 a year
6Who Sponsors StuffNewslettersCompanies that advertise in newsletters, ad archiveYes, on Sales ProYouFree search; Sales Pro not published
7SponsorUnitedSports, entertainment and mediaSponsorship deal data and creative libraryCheckYouNot published, demo first
8HunterAny company with a websiteEmail finder and verifier, no sponsor dataEmail, 1 credit eachYouFree (50 credits); from 49 euros a month
9Magellan AIPodcast and broadcast radio adsAd spend by advertiser, attribution, ad verificationCheckYouNot published, demo first
10PassionfrootCreators working with B2B brandsMarketplace: brands book your listed offersNoBrands come to youFree; 15% of deals it matches
11GumballPodcasts and YouTubeMarketplace for host-read adsNoAdvertisers book youNot published
12HowdiPodcasts and newslettersAI agent that sources sponsorship offersNoHowdi sources; you accept or declineFree to start; paid terms not published
13SponsyNewsletters and podcasts selling ad slotsBooking calendar, CRM and proposalsNoYou$0 plus $5 a slot; Pro from $49 a month

By need

You wantUse
Pitches sent to sponsors without writing themSponsorHawk
Podcast sponsors with buyer emailsSponsorable, SponsorHawk
Newsletter sponsors with contactsSponsorGap, SponsorLeads, Who Sponsors Stuff
Sports and event sponsorsSponsorPitch, SponsorUnited
An email address at a company you already pickedHunter
Which brands spend most on podcast adsMagellan AI
Brands that come to youPassionfroot, Gumball, Howdi
Managing sponsors you already haveSponsy

1. SponsorHawk

SponsorHawk reads your newsletter, podcast, channel or event, picks companies that show sponsorship budget (past sponsorships, recent funding, Google Ads spend, marketing and partnership hires), finds the person to pitch and sends the emails. Building the list is free. Each email sent costs $0.10, and adding a card grants $10 in credits, which covers 100 emails. There is no subscription; a daily budget cap limits spend. Pricing

2. Sponsorable

Sponsorable builds its podcast sponsor database from sponsors detected in episodes and adds new data once a day. The free plan has 10 credits; one credit opens a sponsor profile or reveals a contact's email and LinkedIn. Starter costs $39 a month for 100 credits and 90 days of history. Pro costs $99 a month for 365 days of history and unlimited contact reveals. sponsorable.com · SponsorHawk vs Sponsorable

3. SponsorGap

SponsorGap's Starter plan costs $39 a month to browse 1,000+ sponsors and export up to 1,000 a week. Growth is $89 with 5 team members, 5,000 exports a week and funding round data. Enterprise is $199 with full API access. Its managed outreach costs $999 a month plus a 10% success fee. Every plan starts with a free trial. sponsorgap.com · SponsorHawk vs SponsorGap

4. SponsorPitch

SponsorPitch lists sponsorship data and decision maker contacts for more than 13,000 brands. The free plan unlocks 5 contacts. Prospector costs $54 a month ($39 billed yearly) for 100 contacts a month, Professional $134 ($83 yearly) for 500 with export, and Agency $334 ($221 yearly) for up to 10 accounts. sponsorpitch.com

5. SponsorLeads

SponsorLeads collects companies that sponsor newsletters and adds about 24 a week. The monthly Pro plan at $97 opens the last month of leads, 493 companies and 506 email addresses on the day we read it. The $970 yearly plan adds the full archive: 41,737 sponsorships from 4,318 companies, with 3,894 email addresses. getsponsorleads.com

6. Who Sponsors Stuff

Who Sponsors Stuff tracks companies that buy newsletter ads and says it has direct contact details for 10,000+ sponsors. Search is free. Contacts, CSV downloads, alerts and the ad creative archive need the Sales Pro plan, and the Sales Pro page shows no price. whosponsorsstuff.com · SponsorHawk vs Who Sponsors Stuff

7. SponsorUnited

SponsorUnited sells sponsorship intelligence to brands, teams, leagues, agencies and media companies. It cites $45B+ in verified deal data and 1,100+ customer organisations. There is no public price; access starts with a demo. sponsorunited.com

8. Hunter

Hunter finds and verifies work email addresses at a company you name. It does not tell you who sponsors what. The free plan has 50 credits a month; one found email costs 1 credit and a verification half a credit. Starter is 49 euros a month (34 billed yearly) for 2,000 credits and Growth 149 euros (104 yearly) for 10,000. Its pricing page showed us euro prices only. hunter.io

9. Magellan AI

Magellan AI tracks ad placements across podcasts and estimates spend by advertiser. Its homepage ranking for September 2026 put Quince first at $8.1M, ahead of BetterHelp at $6.1M. The full competitive intelligence product needs a demo and has no public price. It shows which brands buy podcast ads, not whom to email. magellan.ai

10. Passionfroot

Passionfroot is a marketplace where B2B brands book creators. Creators list offers and rates for free. The brand pays a 2% fee on every transaction, and Passionfroot takes 15%, payment fees included, when it matches you with a brand. You wait for requests or apply to campaigns; it sends no pitches. passionfroot.me · SponsorHawk vs Passionfroot

11. Gumball

Gumball, run by Headgum, lets advertisers browse shows and book host-read ads. Its podcaster page counts 1,230+ brands on the platform. Creators set CPMs, ad slots and blackout dates, and Gumball tracks scripts, airchecks and payments. The site publishes no fee. gumball.fm

12. Howdi

Howdi's AI agent asks about your podcast or newsletter and brings back sponsorship opportunities to accept or decline. The site says it is free to start and that setup takes two minutes with no account. It publishes no paid price or fee. gethowdi.com

13. Sponsy

Sponsy manages sponsors you already sell to: calendar, CRM, proposals, e-signed insertion orders and a storefront. It finds no new sponsors. Starter has no monthly fee, includes 5 booked slots and charges $5 a slot after that. Pro costs $49 a month for up to 10 slots and rises by band to $599. getsponsy.com

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