Creators looking for joint video partners.
A joint video collaboration is when two YouTube creators co-publish or co-host a single video together. It's the most common YouTube collab format because the algorithm rewards joint uploads with cross-channel exposure. Both creators reach each other's subscribers in the same notification, audiences cross-subscribe at higher rates than any other collab type, and both channels show up in YouTube's recommended sidebar after the upload. On CollabPals Collaborations, every joint video listing comes from a verified YouTube creator looking for a complementary channel to film with.
Browse open joint video listings below to see what other creators are pitching: full collaborations, interview-style episodes, side-by-side reactions, co-hosted reviews. Filter by subscriber tier to match audience size. Free to post on CollabPals. Zero platform fees on either side.
| Format | Production effort | Subscriber range match | Mutual lift | When to choose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Joint video | High (shared shoot, single edit, dual upload) | Tight (within 2-to-3-times subscriber range) | Largest single-upload mutual lift | Both creators in the same subscriber band, niche overlap above 30 percent |
| Guest appearance | Low to medium (one-sided contribution) | Flexible (large subscriber gaps fine) | Moderate single-upload exposure | One creator wants exposure without shared production overhead |
| Featured Channel exchange | Minimal (one-time channel-page edit) | Tier-agnostic | Slow, compounding lift across months | Both creators want permanent cross-promotion with zero production effort |
