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YouTube
A video site owned by Google: a business publishes videos there for free, and viewers find them through search, recommendations and subscriptions.
Who uses it, and for what
One row per story. The grade is for the claim that the business uses this tool, not for its revenue.
| Story | What it does there | When | Cost stated | Grade | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Postiz | Official channel with tutorials, linked from the repository. | B | GitHub repository gitroomhq/postiz-app, metadata read 12 October 2026 | ||
| SuperbulletAI | Hosts the product demo videos listed on the website's demo page. | B | SuperbulletAI pricing, downloads, roadmap and FAQ pages, read 15 October 2026 | ||
| Chatbase | One of the places where the company repeats one message, for search engines and AI answer engines. | C | Superframeworks case study, 2026: Bootstrapped to $10M ARR, $1M in 117 Days From a Tweet to 16 Followers | ||
| TypingMind | Company channel with guides and tutorials, started in 2024 to bring new customers. | since 2024 | C | Tony Dinh's newsletter, April 2024: April 2024 updates, new product | |
| PDF.ai | Third channel for the same daily videos. daily short videos | since 2023 | C | A public page outside the story's source list | |
| Faceless.video | The service posts finished videos to the customer's connected YouTube account on a schedule. | C | Faceless.video home page, about page, MCP connection page and terms of use, read 12 October 2026 | ||
| AutoShorts.ai | YouTuber customers promote it as affiliates, the founder's test channels link to it, and the product posts to customers' channels through YouTube's API. | C | X replies by Eric Smith, 16 and 17 May 2024: growth channels, costs and technology | ||
| Revid.ai | Platform the product posts and schedules Shorts to. official publishing integration | C | Revid: About page and key facts, last updated 12 October 2026 | ||
| Neural Frames | The founder's tutorials brought customers through YouTube search. | C | Starter Story, 16 November 2023: How A Doctorate In Physics Built An AI Video Generation Tool [$17K MRR] | ||
| CreativeClaw | Hosts the product video shown on the home page and the company channel. | C | CreativeClaw home page, read 13 October 2026 | ||
| Vid.AI | Audience of co-founder Matt Par, a YouTuber with more than 12 channels who teaches faceless channels. | C | X profile of Matt Par, @MattParOfficial, read 13 October 2026 | ||
| MagicSlides | Marketing channel named by the founder: videos that show the tool at work. | C | TrustMRR profile of MagicSlides.app, revenue read from Stripe by API key | ||
| LocalRank | The founder's SEO channel; he says one video brought 80% of the launch revenue. | C | Jacky Chou on X, 22 March 2026: YouTube converts 15x better than X, our LocalRank .so launch | ||
| SoundBoost.ai | Company channel; from July 2024 independent reviewers also published videos about the product, with no commercial tie. | since February 2024 | C | SoundBoost's X account, February 2024 to October 2026 | |
| Glossa.live | Company channel linked from the site footer; the FAQ links to the company's tutorial video there. | C | Glossa.live home page, read 13 October 2026 | ||
| Polsia | Company channel that, by the founder's post of October 2026, his AI launched by itself. channel @Polsia-logs | C | A public page outside the story's source list | ||
| Voicy | The founder's channel, linked from the site, reached 15,000 subscribers after 100 videos. | C | Kourosh Ghaffari on X, 23 September 2026: 15,000 YouTube subscribers | ||
| aiCarousels | Videos of the ten-day build challenge, posted to keep him accountable and to reach viewers. | since May 2023 | C | Starter Story, 28 November 2023: I Accidentally Built A SaaS in 10 Days & Quit My 9-5, interview with Fernando Pessagno | |
| Rank Prompt | Company channel linked from the website. | C | Rank Prompt home page | ||
| fastwrite.io | Marketing channel named by the founders. | C | TrustMRR: fastwrite.io, Stripe-verified profile, synced 13 October 2026 | ||
| AI Toolbox | Listed by the founders among the marketing channels on their TrustMRR profile. | C | TrustMRR markdown profile: AI Toolbox, synced 14 October 2026 | ||
| Visualizee.ai | Company video channel linked from the home page. | C | Visualizee home page, read 14 October 2026 | ||
| The Influencer AI | The company has a YouTube channel, linked from its site. | C | The Influencer AI home page, October 2026 | ||
| FounderPal | A video about each new free tool, to bring visitors. | C | No Code Exits, 27 September 2024: How Dan Kulkov grew FounderPal to $100,000 revenue with free tools | ||
| Topical Map AI | A partner's interview video introduced the product and its founder to an SEO audience. | since September 2024 | C | Charles Floate, YouTube, 2 September 2024: Meet The Dev - Topical Map AI - Pete McPherson | |
| Adspirer | Hosts the founder's demo video on creating Google Ads campaigns from Claude Code. | since February 2026 | C | Abhilash Mekala on X (@abhilashreddi): profile and posts from 9 December 2025 to 13 October 2026 | |
| 1ClickWebsite.ai | The founder's channel teaches selling websites with the tool; in October 2026 he planned four to five videos a week. | C | bennettblack.me, the founder's page | ||
| Notis | The founder's channel, listed among the marketing channels. | C | TrustMRR, notis.ai markdown profile, data as of 15 October 2026 | ||
| Sleek | A marketing channel listed by the founders. | C | TrustMRR: Sleek, Stripe-verified revenue and sale listing | ||
| Setter AI | Hosts the company's tutorial videos, linked from the FAQ. | C | Setter AI homepage | ||
| Skillry | A marketing channel that the founder lists on TrustMRR. | C | TrustMRR markdown profile: Skillry, synced 15 October 2026 | ||
| RankAI | Hosts the product demo video linked in the November 2024 launch post on Y Combinator's site. | C | Launch YC, 13 November 2024: Rankai, AI Agents that Replace Marketing Agencies | ||
| StoryShort | Main destination platform: the product publishes customers' videos to YouTube, so the business depends on it. | C | StoryShort: Terms of Service, read 16 October 2026 |
Grade A: the tool's maker or a payment processor confirms the use. Grade B: an independent report, or the tool is visible in public code. Grade C: the founder or the company says so.
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