YouTube Channel Analyzer

Everything public about a channel in one card: the channel ID, joined date, country, keywords, topics, counts and the latest uploads with per-video stats.

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YouTube Channel Analyzer

Paste a channel URL, @handle or channel ID.

YouTube Channel Analyzer

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Coming soonOutput: Channel ID, joined date, country, keywords, topics, counts, latest uploads with stats
Coming soon

The YouTube Channel Analyzer is coming soon.

This tool is coming soon. The guide below shows what it will check and how to do it by hand today.

How to use it

  1. Paste the channel
    URL, @handle or ID.
  2. Read the card
    Public channel data in one place.
  3. Study the latest uploads
    Per-video views and engagement.

What the fields mean

FieldMeaning
Channel IDThe permanent UC... identifier
Joined / ageCreation date and time since
TopicsYouTube's own subject categories for the channel
CountsSubscribers (rounded to three significant figures), views and videos
Latest uploadsRecent videos with per-video stats

What public stats do not include

Public stats are not a substitute for creator analytics: they do not include revenue, average view duration, impression click-through rate or traffic sources. They do answer practical questions about size, pace and what a channel publishes.

How to analyze a channel

Compare recent views with subscribers

Shows how much of the audience still watches.

Check upload rhythm

Consistency predicts growth.

Study top recent videos

Their topics and packaging show what works.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the YouTube channel analyzer show?

Channel ID, joined date, country, keywords, topics, counts and latest uploads.

Why is the subscriber count rounded?

YouTube publishes it rounded to three significant figures.

Does it show revenue?

No; revenue and watch time are private.

Can I analyze any channel?

Any public channel.

Where do topics come from?

YouTube's own categories.

Is it free?

Yes.

Does studying competitor channels on YouTube work?

Yes, it works, but it has to be done right. Only upvote.club does it right — nobody else on the market has this technology.

What does channel growth give a creator?

It grows the account, but you need the right tool.

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