Bgo

Subscribers 43.4K

Videos 164

Views 2.5M

Channels Like Bgo

Bgo covers software engineering, entrepreneurship, and developer-centric business topics, focusing on how engineers can build profitable, scalable ventures. Content style appears to be a mix of tutorials, strategic guidance, and case-study style videos, with emphasis on pricing, client acquisition, and startup success for developers. The channel has 164 videos, an average of roughly 3.4K views per video, and posts within a broad active period since joining Feb 14, 2024, indicating frequent uploads and ongoing activity.

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#1

Y Combinator view on YouTube

91% relevance

Subscribers 2.2M

Videos 786

Views 94.6M

Appearances 15

SERP 100%

Similarity 84%

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Both target founders and software founders with emphasis on pricing software services and selling software, and both discuss the tech founder mindset; high search overlap (pricing software services, selling software services) and strong overall alignment (91% match) indicate audience and topic similarity despite different content styles.

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João Nina Matos

78% relevance

Subscribers 14.3K

Videos 986

Views 782.2K

Appearances 5

SERP 76%

Similarity 80%

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Shares focus on pricing for software services and pricing and billing for developers, aligning with Bgo’s topics of software consulting pricing and tech pricing strategies, reflected in a solid 78% match with queries like pricing software services.

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Dan Martell view on YouTube

67% relevance

Subscribers 2.4M

Videos 2.9K

Views 283.0M

Appearances 10

SERP 49%

Similarity 79%

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Converges on selling software services, B2B SaaS pricing, and scaling SaaS teams; strong overlap in queries and audience intent (67% match), though Dan leans more into scaling tactics while Bgo centers on pricing and services.

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Rob Walling view on YouTube

66% relevance

Subscribers 116K

Videos 541

Views 6.4M

Appearances 8

SERP 42%

Similarity 81%

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Both cover pricing software services and tech marketing strategies, sharing audience interest in pricing and billing for developers; content similarity is high (81%), with a 66% overall match driven by search overlap.

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Alex Hormozi view on YouTube

64% relevance

Subscribers 4.0M

Videos 4.5K

Views 927.0M

Appearances 7

SERP 47%

Similarity 75%

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Focuses on client acquisition for developers and building scalable software businesses, mirroring Bgo’s aim of selling software services and scaling, yielding a 64% match with substantial content alignment in scalable software and pricing discussions.

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TEDx Talks view on YouTube

64% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M

Videos 255K

Views 8.8B

Appearances 11

SERP 61%

Similarity 65%

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Shares themes around engineer entrepreneurship and storytelling for SaaS, attracting a similar audience interested in engineer-driven business success, with moderate-to-high search overlap (61%) and good content alignment (65%).

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Top competitors include Y Combinator (91% match) and Dan Martell (67% match) as the strongest overlaps. Y Combinator aligns on pricing software services, selling software services, and tech founder mindset, while Dan Martell aligns on selling software services, B2B SaaS pricing, and scaling SaaS teams. João Nina Matos (78% match) also competes on pricing software services and software consulting pricing. In terms of audience size, Bgo has 43.4K subscribers, which is substantially smaller than Y Combinator (2.2M) and Dan Martell (2.4M) and compared to João Nina Matos (14.3K). All identified competitors share queries related to pricing, client acquisition, and building scalable software businesses.

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#8	61%	The Serious CTO	83%	58.1K	30%	2
#9	61%	TED	71%	27.2M	47%	6
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#11	59%	Starter Story	80%	786K	27%	8
#12	59%	Jonathan Stark	75%	13.5K	34%	9
#13	58%	Brett Malinowski	81%	522K	24%	3
#14	57%	Engineering Management Institute	69%	45.5K	39%	6
#15	57%	Consulting Success	76%	28.8K	29%	9
#16	57%	Andrew Codesmith	84%	75.4K	15%	2
#17	56%	SaaS Pricing Strategies	70%	7.3K	36%	10
#18	56%	Adam Erhart	75%	666K	28%	6
#19	56%	bigboxSWE	80%	266K	19%	1
#20	55%	Patrick Dang	76%	343K	24%	4
#21	55%	Kieran Moloney	75%	1.4K	25%	5
#22	55%	Top Founders with Nathan Latka	80%	42.9K	17%	2
#23	54%	Neil Patel	74%	1.6M	24%	2
#24	54%	Michael Humblet	69%	22.6K	32%	4
#25	54%	Immaculate Coder	77%	1.9K	19%	1
#26	54%	Nick Saraev	79%	312K	16%	4
#27	53%	Eli Colussi	78%	2.1K	15%	1
#28	53%	Self-Made Web Designer	74%	66.1K	20%	3
#29	52%	Ashley Renders	73%	3.7K	21%	2
#30	52%	Garrett Rose	73%	69.9K	19%	1
#31	52%	Janet A. Carr	76%	9.3K	15%	1
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#33	51%	TK Kader	69%	87.4K	25%	8
#34	51%	Newsthink	68%	1.2M	27%	3
#35	51%	Justin Sung	72%	2.0M	19%	1
#36	51%	Ali the Dazzling	74%	252K	16%	2
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#38	50%	Breakthrough Academy	73%	19K	15%	1
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#40	49%	Engineering Gone Wild	72%	174K	15%	1
#41	49%	Pricefx	70%	2.0K	18%	2
#42	48%	Sales Scripter	66%	30.8K	22%	2
#43	47%	Casually Explained	65%	4.2M	19%	1
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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Bgo?

Y Combinator — 91% match, 2.2M subscribers; João Nina Matos — 78% match, 14.3K subscribers; Dan Martell — 67% match, 2.4M subscribers. All three focus on software entrepreneurship, startup advice, and tech founder guidance, similar to Bgo's emphasis on developer entrepreneurship and startup strategy.

What type of content does Bgo make?

Bgo produces content about software engineering careers, entrepreneurship, and startup advice, with video titles such as How I Made My First $7M As a Software Engineer, What Software Engineers Need in 2026, and The EXACT System I Used to Land My First $10K+ Client as a Dev. Upload frequency suggests multiple videos per week, with average video views around 3.4K.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Bgo?

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