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Yoola is a global media company that provides financial and professional services for influencers. Recognized as a Creator Service Provider (CSP), Yoola ranks among the largest official YouTube partner networks in the world. The company works with content creators across various regions, offering a range of fintech and media tools designed to support content creation and channel growth. Through partnerships with major international payment systems, Yoola facilitates efficient and cost-effective monetization for its network of creators.

Yoola was founded in 2011 by Israeli entrepreneurs Artem Geller, Mikhail and Alexander Shaposhnikov, and Ilan Troyanovsky. It started as a beauty blog on YouTube called TopBeautyBlog, which quickly gained popularity. This success inspired the founders to help other YouTube creators grow their channels, leading to the establishment of the TopBeautyBlog company.

Initially, the company focused on English-language content but soon expanded to include German, Russian, and Ukrainian. In 2012, it was renamed YouPartnerWSP (also known as VSP Group) and officially became a YouTube Multi-Channel Network (MCN) on September 11, 2012. Through webinars, expert consultations, and real-time channel analyses, Yoola rapidly attracted a large number of video content creators.

In 2017, the company rebranded to Yoola and has operated under this name since. As of 2023, Yoola manages over 3,500 YouTube channels, generating more than 10 billion views per month within its partner network. The company operates actively in Europe, the Middle East, Africa (EMEA), and Central Asia, working with creators from over 50 countries.

Yoola’s creators have collectively earned over 20 Diamond, 365 Gold, and 1,760 Silver YouTube awards.

Yoola was established in 2011 by Israeli entrepreneurs Artem Geller, Mikhail Shaposhnikov, Alexander Shaposhnikov, and Ilan Troyanovsky. Initially, it began as a YouTube beauty blog named TopBeautyBlog, which gained rapid popularity. Building on this success, the founders decided to assist other YouTube creators in growing their channels, leading to the creation of a company under the same name.

Initially focusing on English-language content, Yoola later expanded to include German, Russian, and Ukrainian. In 2012, the company was rebranded as YouPartnerWSP (also known as VSP Group), and on September 11, 2012, it officially became a YouTube Multi-Channel Network (MCN). The company quickly grew by offering services such as webinars, expert consultations, and real-time channel analyses, which attracted a significant number of video content creators.

In 2017, the company adopted its current name, Yoola. By 2023, Yoola was managing over 3,500 YouTube channels, collectively generating more than 10 billion views per month. The company has a global reach, operating in Europe, the Middle East, Africa (EMEA), and Central Asia, while collaborating with creators from over 50 countries.

Yoola’s network of creators has received over 20 Diamond, 365 Gold, and 1,760 Silver YouTube awards, reflecting its impact and influence in the digital content industry.