Videoster

Finance creators. Financial brands. Sponsored video that clears compliance.

Sorted before you record, managed through every cut, paid on a signed contract — not a DM promise.

Find a creator· Free to use. No credit card needed.

Works with YouTube · TikTok · X · Instagram · Twitch · Vimeo

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Tell us what you need — we'll show you real creators who fit, with real numbers and an explicit reason each one was recommended.

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Coverage

Whatever you cover, someone here probably covers it too.

320 who cover individual stocks. 140 in options. 89 in index investing. 20 categories in total, because a robo-advisor and an options broker want opposite people.

20

sub-categories

33

countries

493

creators over 100K

65

creators over 1M

Pulled from the platform's API, timestamped — never a figure a creator typed into a media kit. You'll find creators an English-only search misses, including Chinese-language creators covering US equities.

You're covered, not just the creator.

Sponsored financial content has obligations other categories don't, and under FTC guidance the brand shares responsibility for the endorsement — which means the record matters to you, not just to the creator.

Disclosure wording, generated for the specifics.

The right language for that platform, that content type, that deal type, that jurisdiction — attached to the deal, with the rule it comes from.

Your requirements reach the creator with the brief.

What can be said, what can't, what needs review — before they write, not after.

A real creator's dashboard showing their pre-flight compliance brief: platform, deal type, claims they can't make, and required disclaimers, before scripting starts

The review is the record.

Rounds, versions, approvals, timestamps. It accumulates as you work, rather than being assembled afterwards.

A real deliverable awaiting dual sign-off: a legal approver still pending and a marketing approver who has already signed

We check the published video.

Not just a pre-publish checklist — the disclosure language is verified against what actually went live.

One document at the end.

Wording used, review rounds, approvals, publish confirmation. Exportable.

A real exported compliance-record PDF: deal terms, the resolved disclosure wording, review history, and publication status

What you can check before you commit

01

Reach and trend

Not just today's follower count, but whether it's climbing or falling. Growth history, re-pulled on a schedule.

02

What they cover

Which sub-categories, which markets, and which companies they've discussed before. A sponsor's first question is usually whether a competitor got covered last month.

03

Registration status

Registered representative, licensed professional, or unregistered educator. Most finance creators are the last of those, and FINRA rules don't apply to them — stating it plainly is more useful than assuming.

04

Existing commitments

Any category exclusivity a creator is already under, checked across every live deal on the platform rather than one contract at a time.

05

Audience detail

Geography and demographics, where a creator has connected a platform and shared it — not available for everyone.

All numbers come from the platform's own API pull or a creator's own authorization — never self-reported.

Nothing to chase down.

A sponsorship is rarely one video. It's a main piece, some short-form, maybe a newsletter mention — each with its own date and its own review, all visible without asking anyone for a status update.

Deliverables, separately tracked

Each moves through its own stages: brief, script, production, review, approved, scheduled, published.

Versions kept, never overwritten

Six months later, which cut did we approve still has an answer.

Comments on the moment, not the video

At 0:23, that phrasing needs to change — instead of a paragraph describing which part you meant.

A real timestamped comment on a real v2 resubmission: 'At 0:23, tighten the CTA — link is easy to miss'

Marketing and legal sign separately

Both recorded — who, when, which version. Because in a financial firm it's never one person.

Dates that mean something

Asset handoff, embargo, go-live. Everyone sees the same schedule.

A real campaign board: three deliverables (dedicated video, newsletter mention, short-form cut), each with its own due date, stage, and dual-approval status

Free for brands.

No fees, no subscription, no minimum spend. You pay the creator, we don't charge you anything.

Every sponsored video, on the record. Every dollar, on a signed contract.