E-commerce / DTC Creators on YouTube: 897 Indexed, 0 Grade A

Koinon Link currently indexes 897 E-commerce / DTC creators on YouTube. Below is the real structure of that pool — not the platform at large, but what is left after filtering.

How this slice differs from the index as a whole

• Median following is 9,370, 2.3× the index-wide median of 4,155 — expect higher rate cards.
• Average authenticity is 45/100 against 56/100 index-wide — worth raising your authenticity floor before shortlisting.
• 29% have recent content captured for judgement versus 46% overall — confidence here is lower than average, so pair it with manual review.

How to read these numbers: this covers creators indexed and validated inside Koinon Link, not every creator on the platform. Suspected bought-follower accounts are quarantined and excluded from the table above (shown separately). The authenticity score is our own anomaly detection over follower/engagement structure, not a platform-official metric. Figures update as collection continues.

Creators in this slice

• HopeScope (@hopescope) — Budget vs luxury comparison and price guessing

• Javi Toys (@Javitoys) — DIY slime and squishy making

• Adrián Sáenz (@AdrianSaenz) — Passive income apps that pay for walking, sharing internet,

• SHOPEE Indonesia (@shopeeindonesia) — Shopee Belanja Instant 1 Jam

• Ecommerce na Prática (@ecommercenapratica) — Mercado Livre and Shopee selling tactics

• @UpFlip — Low-competition and overlooked business ideas

• Yomi Denzel (@YomiDenzel) — Luxury watches and wealth displays

• Shahid Anwar (@shahidanwarllc) — Amazon FBA and student success stories

• Dhiego Rosa - Escalada Ecom (@DhiegoRosa) — Mercado Livre ads optimization and metrics analysis

• Baylee Jae (@BayleeJae) — Marker and illustration process (Copic, speedpaint, WIP)

Ordered by follower tier, first 10 shown. Each link opens that creator’s public profile: what they post about, who reads it, and recent samples — no contact details.

Breakdown by sub-niche

Top 6 countries

What to look at first on YouTube

Follower count is the least useful thing to sort by. Median followers for E-commerce / DTC creators on YouTube is 9,370, meaning half the pool is smaller than that — and what actually decides whether a campaign works is whether their audience is your customer.

A practical order: (1) narrow by sub-niche first (the largest segments above); (2) then check authenticity — this pool averages 45/100, and anything well below that deserves a look at whether follower growth came in vertical steps; (3) contactability last — 2% publish contact details on YouTube, and a low share is normal since DMs remain the main channel.

Why 10 accounts sit in quarantine

These accounts look fine on follower count, but their follower structure or engagement ratio shows clear anomalies. They are not deleted — just moved out of default results, so budget does not go to bought audiences. That is also why "creators indexed" above is smaller than the raw crawl.