5 open guest appearance listings
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IRL events and AI gaming tutorials: creator guest collaboration

I make videos about IRL events, AI clips, and gaming tutorials. I want a collaboration where a partner can be featured in my videos, with crossed shoutouts. I bring a large community outside YouTube, which can help support the video’s reach with a wider audience. I am looking for anyone who enjoys having fun making random videos, and who also wants to grow their YouTube.

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Minecraft collaboration: SMP server

I want to do a Minecraft collaboration on an SMP server. I need a server to build a house and additional buildings so we can record videos. I bring value to the partnership by giving a proper shoutout to all of my subscribers for the other creator. I am looking for a partner who makes similar content, such as Minecraft survival series, or other online games and server play. I want a collaboration that highlights Minecraft skills and different personalities.

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Music instrumentals for YouTube song covers, piano or guitar

I am looking for somebody to make my song instrumentals for my YouTube song covers. I sing as a mezzo-soprano with a range of A3 to D5, and I usually prefer either piano or guitar instrumentals in MP3 format so I can add my voice cover in Bandlab. I am also willing to collaborate with artists who can create a digital painting of me for my longer format of song covers for my YouTube thumbnail. I will provide a shoutout post in my community page about you as my collaborator for my video, and I

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Software & SaaS podcast video: email marketing deliverability best practices

I want to create a podcast styled video where we discuss email marketing best practices with another creator who understands email deliverability and email marketing. We can discuss over Zoom or another video platform, record it, then post. I bring a strong following of users who are seeking email validation tools, which should align well with the partner’s expertise in deliverability and email marketing. I am looking for a partner who shares a similar audience so we can deliver a topic that b

A guest appearance collaboration is when one YouTube creator appears as a guest on another creator's video. The host channel publishes the video, the guest brings their expertise, audience, or unique perspective. Unlike joint videos where ownership is shared, guest appearances are a one-way feature: the host's channel grows the video's reach while the guest gets exposure to a new audience without doing any post-production work. On CollabPals Collaborations, hosts post guest spot listings to find creators with relevant expertise, and guests respond directly to apply.

Open guest appearance listings on this page come from hosts looking for guests, and from creators offering themselves as guests on other channels. Browse, filter by topic or subscriber tier, and message directly. Free to post on CollabPals.

Compare guest appearances vs joint videos vs interview podcasts

Format Who owns the upload Time on screen Production overhead Best for
Guest appearance The host channel Short segment within host video Low for the guest, medium for the host A guest with sharp expertise that complements the host format
Joint video Both channels (one or two cuts) Majority of runtime, both on screen High (shared shoot, dual upload) Two creators with roughly equivalent audience size
Interview podcast swap Each channel publishes their own cut Full episode each Medium (one shoot, two edits) Creators with strong conversational chemistry and aligned topics

Frequently asked questions

What is a guest appearance on YouTube?
A guest appearance is when a creator appears as a guest in another creator's video. The host owns and publishes the video, the guest contributes content (an interview, a reaction, a tutorial segment, a discussion). Guest appearances on CollabPals Collaborations are coordinated through direct listings between the host and the guest.
Is a guest appearance the same as a sponsorship?
No. A guest appearance is a peer-to-peer creator collaboration. The host invites a guest because their expertise or audience fits the video. There is no payment between creators on CollabPals. Sponsored shoutouts (where a brand pays a creator) live separately under CollabPals' brand sponsorships marketplace.
How long is a typical guest spot?
Most YouTube guest appearances run 5 to 30 minutes within the host's video, but it varies by format. Interview-style episodes can run an hour or more, reaction guest spots are often 3 to 10 minutes. The host and guest agree on length when they message through CollabPals Collaborations.