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History YouTubers to promote your learning app

42 history creators on YouTube, sorted by audience size, views, video type and country. Part of our Education directory: science, history, languages and explainers. Shortlist the right ones and contact them in minutes.

Creators
42
Combined subscribers
68M
Typical views per video
35.8K
List a business email
38%
Posted in the last 30 days
93%

Biggest History YouTubers

The 10 largest history channels in the directory. The full list, with business emails, socials and an outreach email for each creator, is in Discover.

#CreatorSubscribersTypical viewsVideo typeCountryLanguageBusiness email
1
HISTORY
16M24.3KLong videos · ~25 min🇺🇸 United StatesEnglish🔒 Unlock
2
StarTalk
6M300KLong videos + Shorts · ~21 min🇺🇸 United StatesEnglish🔒 Unlock
3
Timeline - World History Documentaries
5.9M33.3KLong videos · ~26 min🇬🇧 United KingdomEnglish🔒 Unlock
4
Science Channel
5.4M9.9KLong videos · ~9 min—English🔒 Unlock
5
LADbible Stories
4.1M42.4KLong videos + Shorts · ~20 min🇬🇧 United KingdomEnglish🔒 Unlock
6
PBS Space Time
3.5M650KLong videos · ~16 min🇺🇸 United StatesEnglish🔒 Unlock
7
Matt Walsh
3.5M36.8KLong videos + Shorts · ~2 min🇺🇸 United StatesEnglish🔒 Unlock
8
BradyYourTutor
3.4M395K—🇺🇸 United StatesEnglish🔒 Unlock
9
History Hit
2M212KLong videos · ~41 min🇬🇧 United KingdomEnglish🔒 Unlock
10
The Paint Explainer
2M319KLong videos · ~13 min—English🔒 Unlock

What the history creator scene looks like

Worked out from the public channel data of all 42 creators.

Audience size

  • Nano < 10K6
  • Micro 10K–100K6
  • Mid 100K–1M13
  • Macro 1M+17

Video type

  • Long videos34
  • Shorts2
  • Long videos + Shorts4

Top countries

  • 🇺🇸 United States20
  • 🇬🇧 United Kingdom9
  • 🇩🇪 Germany3
  • 🇨🇿 Czechia1
  • 🇵🇰 Pakistan1
  • 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia1

Languages

  • English42

How to get history YouTubers to promote your learning app

  1. 1

    Start with 20–30 good fits

    Pick creators whose recent videos match what you made, who posted in the last month, and whose typical views are steady. Mid-size and small channels reply far more often than the biggest ones.

  2. 2

    Write to each one personally

    Mention a recent video of theirs, say in one line what your learning app is and why their audience would care, and make the offer clear: free access, a fee, or both. UGC Finder writes this email for every creator.

  3. 3

    Follow up once, then track it

    Creators get a lot of email. A short, friendly follow-up after a week is normal. Cross off who you've contacted so you (and your team) never email the same person twice.

Questions

How many history YouTubers are on UGC Finder?

42 history creators right now, with 68M subscribers between them. New channels are added every day and every profile is refreshed from YouTube regularly.

How do I contact history YouTubers?

38% of them list a business email in their channel description. With a plan you see those emails, their other socials and a ready-to-send outreach email written for each creator, in their language if you like.

Should I pick big or small history channels?

29% of the history creators here have under 100K subscribers. Smaller channels usually answer more often, cost less or nothing for a free learning app, and their audiences trust them, so they're a good first wave. Filter by audience size to find them.

Can I find history creators who make Shorts or long videos?

Yes. 34 mostly post long videos and 2 mostly post Shorts. Long videos suit a proper review or playthrough; Shorts get quick reach. You can also filter by country, language and whether they posted in the last 30 days.

Find the history creators who'll launch your learning app.

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