Start with Public.com, Webull, Moomoo, Monarch Money, and Rocket Money. We found a recent public sponsored YouTube video for each one. We checked on July 20, 2026.
This is a watchlist, not a promise. A past ad does not mean a brand has an open budget today. It also does not mean your channel will be a fit.
Use the list to start your search. Then check each brand, find a clear match, and bring one strong idea.
Think of these as 2026 finance YouTube sponsorship leads to research, not open offers.
What “best” means on this list
We did not rank these brands by pay. We do not know each brand's open budget. “Best” here means each brand has a recent public sponsor example that a creator can check.
Your best sponsor is the one you can help. The product, your viewers, and your video idea should all fit.
5 fintech sponsors to research in 2026
Public.com
InvestingIdea to test: Show how the tool may help viewers learn about markets or track what they own.
We found a recent public sponsored video.
See the sponsor exampleWebull
Stocks and tradingIdea to test: Tie the tool to a clear lesson on stocks, trades, or market news.
We found a recent public sponsored video.
See the sponsor exampleMoomoo
Stocks and tradingIdea to test: Show how a market tool fits a real step in the way your viewers learn or trade.
We found a recent public sponsored video.
See the sponsor exampleMonarch Money
Budget and net worthIdea to test: Put the app in a video about a budget, money plan, or net worth check.
We found a recent public sponsored video.
See the sponsor exampleRocket Money
Bills and budgetIdea to test: Put the app in a video about bills, monthly costs, or ways to save.
We found a recent public sponsored video.
See the sponsor exampleKeep in mind: These videos show that each brand has used a YouTube sponsor spot. They do not prove that a budget is open now. Check again before you pitch.
How to check a sponsor before you pitch
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- Watch the newest ads. Look at the brand's latest sponsor spots. One old ad is weak proof.
- Learn who the tool helps. Read the main product page. Be sure your viewers have that need.
- Check your normal videos. Use recent videos that had time to grow. Do not lead with one big hit.
- Find one useful idea. Show where the product can fit in a real video. Make the value easy to see.
Are these fintech sponsors worth pitching?
They are worth a close look. They have used recent YouTube sponsor spots. Pitch only when you can show why your channel can help.
A brand may want reach, sales, clear product lessons, or an ad it can use in paid media. You need to know the goal before you can plan the right deal.
Look past these five brands
This list is small on purpose. You should also research these fintech lanes. We are not saying a company in each lane has an open budget.
Banking and credit
Look for tools that help with saving, cards, debt, or credit.
Tax and bookkeeping
Look for tools made for tax work, invoices, and business records.
Insurance
Look for products that fit your viewers' age, work, home, or family needs.
Business finance (B2B)
Look for money tools made for a business, team, or owner.
For help that does not depend on the year, read our evergreen fintech sponsor guide.
Lead with value, not your fee
Your first note should show one clear way you can help. Do not just ask for a deal.
Do not send a rate yet. First get interest in your plan. Ask about the goal, ad type, due date, and other key terms. Then put your fee next to the value the brand will get.
How much can a fintech YouTube sponsor pay?
Use your normal views and the work in the deal to make a fee guide. Do not use your sub count or one big hit.
CPM means fee per 1,000 views.
What we see in real deals: Creators Agency negotiated and facilitated 4,000+ sponsored deliverables since 2021.
Normal views ÷ 1,000 × CPM = fee guide
Use at least 10 recent videos that had time to grow. Take out clear outliers. Then find the average of the rest.
About 75% of this data came from finance or business YouTube mid-rolls. At least 95% came from US campaigns. All deals in this data were priced in US dollars.
About 90% fell from $50 to $200 CPM. The median was near $100 CPM. This CPM is the creator's gross fee, which means the full fee, for making and posting the ad. It does not include usage rights or other deal terms. The market sets the final fee.
See our YouTube sponsorship rate guide for the full method. You can also use the YouTube sponsor calculator to try the math with your normal views.
This list is for 2026
Sponsor activity can change fast. We plan to make a new watchlist for 2027. Use the evergreen sponsor guide for steps that stay useful each year.
Frequently Asked Questions
We do not know. We found a recent public sponsored YouTube video for each brand when we checked on July 20, 2026. That does not mean a brand has an open budget or that your channel will be a fit. Check its newest ads before you pitch.
Creators Agency negotiated and facilitated 4,000+ sponsored deliverables since 2021. About 75% were finance or business YouTube mid-rolls. At least 95% were US campaigns, and all were priced in US dollars. About 90% fell from $50 to $200 CPM. The median was near $100 CPM. CPM means fee per 1,000 views. This CPM is the creator's gross fee, which means the full fee, for making and posting the ad. It does not include usage rights or other deal terms. The market sets the final fee.
First, show the value you can bring. Get some interest and learn the plan. Ask about the goal, ad type, due date, and other key terms. Then share a fee that fits that value and scope.
No. Sponsor activity can change fast. We plan to make a new watchlist for 2027. Use our evergreen fintech sponsor guide for help that does not depend on the year.
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