1. Newcomers don't bounce
A short path for their level, in watch order, so one video leads to the next instead of back to YouTube.
They know exactly what to watch next
We turn your YouTube back catalog into a guided library on your own site, so old videos keep finding viewers and sending them to what you sell.

A short path for their level, in watch order, so one video leads to the next instead of back to YouTube.
They know exactly what to watch next
Every video jumps straight to the moment that answers their question, so a 30-minute lesson still helps someone in a hurry.
Tap 04:15: the answer, not the whole video
Viewers search in their own words and land on the lesson that answers them, even one you posted years ago.
Their question, your old lesson
Your offer, whether a course, coaching or products, sits next to the videos that lead to it, so viewers meet it right when they trust you most.
Your offer, right when they're convinced
It lives at yourname.com/library or library.yourname.com, under your own menu and logo, with your offers linked on every page.
It doesn't replace your site. Your website sells, YouTube shows your newest videos, and neither helps someone find the right video from three years ago. This does.
Your email and your YouTube channel. That's all we need.
Built from your videos, in your colours, with your links. Only you get the link.
If you like it, it goes live as a section of your website (one DNS record on your side) and new videos are added within a few days of publishing.
The preview is free. If you keep it, it's $49/month for founding creators. Cancel anytime by replying to any email from us.
No. Every video plays through YouTube's own player, so views count on your channel.
No. It can live at its own address, or as a section of your site like yourname.com/library.
Nothing for the preview, unless we can't match your email to the channel; then you add a short code to your channel description for a few minutes. When you go live, you add one DNS record, or we walk you through it.
Yes. Once you're live, new videos are added within a few days of publishing.
Your videos and words stay yours. The library runs on your domain under your name, and if you cancel, we take it down.

Daniel Dawson, former Product Manager for YouTube Studio
I built this to pull the key lessons out of a whole channel's worth of interview videos for myself. Once it worked, I saw that every creator's back catalog deserves the same: a way in for new viewers that leads to what they sell.
BackCatalog.me is run by Daniel Dawson. Questions or a quick hello: hello@backcatalog.me