Youtube Channel Excluding keywords in video titles API
Find Youtube profiles by excluding keywords in video titles from 13.9M searchable profiles
Is there an API to exclude Youtube channels by video title keywords?
Yes. The Influencers.club Discovery API filters Youtube creator profiles by what the channel shouldn’t be making — excluding channels whose recent titles match. List the terms to exclude — like “drama” — and only creators without them come back: full profiles with follower counts, engagement rates and verified contact data.
Make the call
Both samples below are complete. Paste one in, swap the key, get a 200.
https://api-dashboard.influencers.club/public/v1/discovery/
Authorization: Bearer <API_KEY>
Content type application/json
Rate 0.01 credits per creator returned
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What comes back
A 200 with the page of creators and your remaining credit balance. Creator values below are elided — field names and types are exactly as published in the API schema.
The spec
| Parameter | Type | Accepted values | Behaviour |
|---|---|---|---|
| filters.keywords_not_in_video_titles | array | Any keywords or phrases, as an array of strings | Several keywords widen the search — a creator matching any one of them is returned. |
| platform | string | instagram · youtube · tiktok · twitch · twitter · onlyfans | Required. Selects the platform-specific filter set. |
| paging.limit / paging.page | integer | Any positive integer | Required. Page numbering starts at 0. |
| sort.sort_by / sort.sort_order | string | relevancy · asc / desc | Optional. Defaults to descending. |
| return_filter_values | boolean | true · false | Adds the matched filter values to each creator. Bills 0.03 credits instead of 0.01. |
Billing. 0.01 credits per creator returned. If no creators are returned, no credits are deducted.
Excluding keywords in video titles is rarely the only filter
Three combinations that people actually send. Every filter below exists today.
Channels minus the clickbait
Title exclusions clean the list fast.
filters: {
"keywords_not_in_video_titles": ["drama"],
"engagement_percent": { "min": 2 } }
Brand-safe channels you can reach
Fewer drama channels, same reachability.
filters: {
"keywords_not_in_video_titles": ["reaction"],
"has_link_in_bio": true }
Mid-size channels without the noise
Exclusions sharpen the shortlist.
filters: {
"keywords_not_in_video_titles": ["reaction"],
"number_of_subscribers": { "min": 10000, "max": 100000 } }
Other Youtube data you can access
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Frequently asked questions
How does keyword matching work?+
Pass an array of keywords or phrases and they’re matched against the creator’s excluding keywords in video titles. Several keywords widen the search — a creator matching any one of them is returned.
Where can I find my API key?+
Create a free account. You will find your API key through the API side menu.
How do I find channels excluding video-title keywords using your API?+
Simply sign up for free, copy your API key, then POST to the Discovery endpoint with filters.keywords_not_in_video_titles set. You’ll get Youtube profiles ready to be ingested for your use case.
What are your pricing plans and what do they include?+
Paid plans start at $249/month and use a flexible credit-based model.
Each API call consumes a specific number of credits depending on the endpoint and data depth. You can compare all tiers, credit amounts, and per-endpoint costs in the Pricing section of our API docs.
How can I get in touch with your team?+
Book a time on our calendar to talk to someone from our team and learn about the full capabilities of our API.