Think about the X accounts that matter in your world. The companies, the thought leaders, the media outlets, the conference accounts. Each one has a follower list, and buried in those lists are american sponsors. The problem is that X only lets you scroll through a long list of profile photos and short bios with no way to intelligently filter for the people you are looking for.
Sponsors are the brands, companies, and decision-makers who pay to be associated with your audience. A brand account or marketing executive following you on X is a signal of commercial interest - they are evaluating whether your audience is worth investing in. For creators, podcasters, event organisers, and anyone who monetises through sponsorship, knowing which potential sponsors are already paying attention is the difference between cold-pitching and warm conversations.
Catch The Good Ones fixes that. Add any public X account and we classify every new follower using customisable AI-powered filters you define in plain English. The american sponsors surface to the top, classified and ready to act on. It works for any account - your own, a competitor, a thought leader, a conference, a media outlet. If an account has followers, we can find the american sponsors among them.
The United States is the largest market for this space, and some of the most influential people in it are on X right now.
See sponsors that follow an account you track on your dashboard
Sponsors discovered by Catch The Good Ones, classified and ready to act on.
@jessicaturner_mk
34.5K followers
Brand Marketing Director at Nike. Building partnerships that move culture forward.
@amandafoster_
45.2K followers
VP Marketing at Glossier. Creator-first brand strategy. Looking for authentic voices.
@michellechang_
23.4K followers
Director of Influencer Marketing at Samsung. Scaling creator programs globally.
@sarahmartinez_sp
15.3K followers
Sponsorship Manager at Adidas. Working with creators who live and breathe sport.
@rachelkim_brand
67.2K followers
Head of Brand at Notion. Building a brand people genuinely love. SF.
@nataliewells_
78.4K followers
VP of Partnerships at TikTok. Connecting brands with the next generation of creators.
@kevinliu_brand
28.9K followers
Head of Partnerships at Spotify. Connecting brands with audio audiences.
@ryanpatel_biz
19.7K followers
Partnership Lead at Red Bull. Sponsoring the athletes and creators who push limits.
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New sponsors discovered:
Jessica Turner (Brand Marketing Director) - 34.5K followers
Amanda Foster (VP Marketing) - 45.2K followers
...and 6 more
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New sponsors found:
Jessica Turner - Brand Marketing Director
Amanda Foster - VP Marketing
Michelle Chang - Director of Influencer Marketing
+ 5 more
Take action with these sponsors
Pitch sponsors who already follow you
A brand that follows you has already vetted your content. Your sponsorship pitch lands as a natural next step, not a cold email. DM them directly - they follow you, so your message goes to their primary inbox.
We smart-compose a personalised DM so you can send it in one click.
Build a sponsor prospect list
Export brand and marketing executive followers to CSV. Enrich with company data and contact information. Build a sponsorship pipeline from the companies already paying attention to your content.
| Name | Role | Followers |
|---|---|---|
| Sarah Chen | Venture Partner | 45.2K |
| Marcus Thompson | Managing Director | 28.7K |
| David Kim | Principal | 51.8K |
Track which content attracts sponsors
When brand accounts follow you after a specific post or campaign, that is a signal. Track what resonates with commercial audiences and create more of it.
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Find sponsors through similar creators
Track the X accounts of creators in your niche. See which brands follow them. These are companies actively sponsoring in your space - and they might not know about you yet.
How to reach sponsors
You have found sponsors following an account you track. Here is the best way to contact them.
| Type of Person | Respond Best On | Data We Provide | We Provide Upload-Ready CSVs for Campaign and Enrichment Tools | Enrichable Data Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sponsors & brand reps | Email and if not, then LinkedIn | X handleNameCompanyCompany domain | Email |
Sponsors & brand reps
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and if not, then LinkedIn
Data we provide
We provide upload-ready CSVs for enrichment tools
Enrichable data points
Catch The Good Ones: How it works
Six steps. From adding an account to a fully automated pipeline.
Add a tracked account
Add any public X account - your own, a competitor, a thought leader, a company. We start monitoring their followers immediately.
Define your search
Describe who you are looking for in plain English. "Investors with 10K+ followers" or "Female tech founders in fintech". Our AI maps it to filters.
Run a sync
Syncs run automatically on your schedule (up to 4x/day on Pro). Every new follower is classified by job role, personality, skills, and more.
Explore your matches
Your dashboard shows only the people who match your criteria. Full profile, job title, personality traits, and the date they followed.
Export and act
Download upload-ready CSVs for tools like Apollo, Hunter, and Snov.io. DM people directly on X. Or connect via our API and Zapier.
Automate it
Schedule regular syncs and let the workflow run for you. Set up automated actions via Zapier or our API. Choose your notification preferences so you never miss a match.
Is this you?
People who search for this typically fall into one of these categories.
Creators looking for brand deals
You create content and want to monetise through sponsorships. The brands following you are the warmest possible leads - they already know and like your work.
See how it works for youPodcasters seeking show sponsors
You run a podcast and want sponsors. The brands and marketing executives following your show account are already listening. Turn followers into sponsors.
See how it works for youEvent organisers finding sponsors
You organise events and need sponsors. Track your event account and similar events to see which brands are paying attention to your space.
See how it works for youFrequently asked questions
How does Catch The Good Ones identify potential sponsors?
You define what a potential sponsor looks like using customisable AI-powered filters in plain English. You might search for "brand accounts with 10K+ followers" or "marketing directors at consumer companies". The AI classifies every new follower against your criteria.
Can I find sponsors by tracking other creators in my niche?
Yes. Add any public X account as a tracked account. If you track creators similar to you, you can see which brands follow them - these are companies actively sponsoring in your space.
Does this work for finding both brand accounts and individual decision-makers?
Yes. Your filters can target brand accounts (by follower count, bio signals, verified status) or individual marketing executives and partnership managers (by job role, company signals). You can run separate searches for each.
Can I export my sponsor prospects?
Yes. Export to CSV directly from the dashboard, or pull data into Clay or your CRM via our API. Build a structured sponsorship pipeline from the brands and people already in your audience.
Can I really track any public X account?
Yes. Any public account. You do not need to own it, manage it, or have any relationship with it. Just add the handle and we start classifying their followers against your custom filters.
How many accounts can I track?
As many as you want. Each tracked account is billed separately based on the tier you choose (Starter, Growth, or Pro), so you can start with one and expand as you see results.
How do you identify American profiles specifically?
Our AI classification analyses bio text, location signals, and posting patterns. Profiles mentioning US-based organisations, American cities, or other geographic signals are identified accordingly. The classification catches clear signals but is not perfect for every profile.
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