Startup Archive

Subscribers 33.2K

Videos 1.6K

Views 6.3M

Channels Like Startup Archive

Startup Archive curates the top 1% of startup advice from world-class founders, delivering insights through interviews and discussions that cover ideas, product building, founder mindset, and early team dynamics. The channel appears to feature long-form interviews and expert-led explanations, with content focused on how to build a startup and scale it, as suggested by video titles and search queries. It publishes frequently and has an average of about 148.8K views per video, with a library of 1,600 published videos and a subscriber base of 33.2K.

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Y Combinator view on YouTube ▶

88% relevance

Subscribers 2.2M

Videos 786

Views 94.6M

Appearances 74

SERP 100%

Similarity 80%

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High search overlap on startup ideas evaluation and founder advice (100% vs 88% match) aligns Startup Archive with YC's focus on early startup guidance, while YC's content style is more accelerator/programmatic (80% content match).

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64% relevance

Subscribers 27.2M

Videos 5.5K

Views 3.1B

Appearances 19

SERP 45%

Similarity 77%

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Shared interest in startup ideas evaluation and founder mindset traits (search 45% vs 64% match; content 77%), indicating TED appeals to broad entrepreneurial motivation and insights, though its content is more talk-focused than Startup Archive's practical startup guidance.

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Harvard Innovation Labs

60% relevance

Subscribers 419K

Videos 390

Views 17.9M

Appearances 18

SERP 30%

Similarity 80%

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Overlap on how to build and scale products (search 30% vs 60% match; content 80%), signaling alignment in product development and scaling topics, with Harvard I-Labs offering more academic/institutional framing.

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55% relevance

Subscribers 658K

Videos 376

Views 37.1M

Appearances 7

SERP 11%

Similarity 84%

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Shared emphasis on startup founder advice and interviews (search 11% vs 55% match; content 84%), showing EO targets founder lessons similarly but through a heavier emphasis on founder interviews and high-level lessons.

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PodiumVC

54% relevance

Subscribers 2.6K

Videos 497

Views 1.6M

Appearances 5

SERP 10%

Similarity 83%

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Queries on startup ideas evaluation and early employee equity (search 10% vs 54% match; content 83%), indicating similar content on evaluating ideas and equity, yet PodiumVC centers more on investment perspectives and equity specifics.

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Ash Maurya - LEANFoundry view on YouTube ▶

54% relevance

Subscribers 104K

Videos 116

Views 2.4M

Appearances 7

SERP 10%

Similarity 83%

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Overlap on startup ideas evaluation and successful startup lessons (search 10% vs 54% match; content 83%), showing alignment in Lean/validation methods, with Ash Maurya providing more methodology-focused content.

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Discovered competitors include Y Combinator (88% match) and TED (64% match) as the top rivals. Both share overlapping queries with Startup Archive around startup ideas evaluation, how to build a product, and founder advice, indicating alignment in topics and audience interests. Harvard Innovation Labs (60% match) and EO (55% match) also compete, overlapping on queries like how to build a product, scaling startups, and founder interviews. In terms of size, Y Combinator far surpasses Startup Archive with 2.2M subscribers, while TED has 27.2M subscribers; EO has 658K, and Harvard Innovation Labs has 419K subscribers, highlighting a wide range of audience reach among competitors. The common thread across these competitors is a strong focus on startup guidance, founder strategies, and product development, which aligns with Startup Archive's target questions and search queries.

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#13	51%	Varun Mayya ▶	82%	1.1M	4%	2
#14	51%	Brett Fox	79%	21.8K	9%	4
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#17	50%	Dan Martell ▶	79%	2.4M	6%	7
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#19	50%	Greg Raiz	80%	16K	4%	1
#20	49%	TEDx Talks ▶	68%	44.2M	21%	23
#21	49%	Alex Hormozi ▶	74%	4.0M	10%	8
#22	48%	Raw Startup ▶	78%	110K	4%	4
#23	48%	Fireship ▶	75%	4.1M	8%	3
#24	47%	Christian Peverelli - WeAreNoCode ▶	77%	306K	3%	4
#25	47%	Ben Talks Talent - Interview Tips	75%	67.2K	5%	1
#26	47%	Simon Squibb ▶	75%	2.2M	4%	3
#27	47%	Dean Graziosi	74%	271K	5%	1
#28	47%	Andrew LaCivita	71%	316K	9%	5
#29	46%	Harvard Business School ▶	74%	766K	5%	5
#30	46%	The Serious CTO	75%	58.1K	4%	1
#31	46%	Stanford Graduate School of Business ▶	74%	2.7M	4%	5
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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Startup Archive?

Y Combinator — 88% match, 2.2M subscribers; TED — 64% match, 27.2M subscribers; Harvard Innovation Labs — 60% match, 419K subscribers. All three have a focus on entrepreneurship, startups, and innovation, aligning with Startup Archive's startup-focused content.

What type of content does Startup Archive make?

Startup Archive creates interview and idea-explanation videos about startups and tech leaders, based on titles like Steve Jobs explaining the difference between a great idea and a great product, Elon Musk’s five-step algorithm for running companies, and Sam Altman on coming up with great startup ideas. The channel appears to post several high-view videos with multiple uploads per week, averaging around 148.8K views per video.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Startup Archive?

We analyze Startup Archive's recent videos, generate topic-relevant search queries, check YouTube search results, and compare the meaning of each channel's content to measure similarity. The result is a ranked list sorted by SERP overlap, semantic similarity, and search appearances.

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