📈 YouTube Channel Statistics Analyzer

Our YouTube channel statistics analyzer uses YouTube's official Data API to fetch real-time channel information including subscriber count, total views, video count, and channel metadata. Simply enter any YouTube channel URL and get comprehensive analytics within seconds, including performance insights, engagement metrics, and growth indicators.

You can analyze subscriber count, total video views, video count, channel creation date, average views per video, engagement rates, channel rating, competitive ranking, monetization status, growth stage, and performance scores. The tool also provides insights like estimated monthly views, content frequency, and growth velocity for comprehensive channel analysis.

Yes, our YouTube channel statistics analyzer is completely free to use. You can analyze up to 5 channels per hour without any registration or subscription fees. This rate limit ensures fair usage for all users while providing access to professional-grade YouTube analytics at no cost.

You can analyze any public YouTube channel, including your own channels and competitor channels. Simply paste the channel URL and get comprehensive statistics. This makes it perfect for competitive analysis, market research, influencer evaluation, and benchmarking your channel performance against others in your niche.

Our statistics are highly accurate as they're retrieved directly from YouTube's official Data API v3. The data includes real-time subscriber counts, view counts, and video statistics. However, some creators may have hidden subscriber counts, in which case the tool will indicate this limitation while still providing available public metrics.

Key metrics include subscriber count for audience size, total views for content reach, average views per video for content performance, engagement rate for audience interaction, and channel age for growth context. Also important are subscriber-to-view ratios, content frequency, and growth velocity which indicate channel health and optimization opportunities.

Use competitor analysis to benchmark your performance, identify successful content strategies, understand market positioning, and discover growth opportunities. Compare subscriber counts, engagement rates, content frequency, and performance scores. Analyze multiple competitors to understand industry standards and identify gaps in the market you can fill.

Channel ratings (1-5 stars) indicate overall channel success based on subscriber milestones. Performance scores (0-100) combine subscribers, views, and video count into a comprehensive metric. Growth stages (Starting, Emerging, Growing, Established, Mature) show channel development phase, while competitive rankings show where channels stand within the YouTube ecosystem.

For your own channel, analyze weekly or monthly to track growth trends and performance changes. For competitor analysis, check monthly or quarterly to monitor industry developments and competitive positioning. More frequent analysis is useful during active growth phases, after major content strategy changes, or when launching new content series.

Subscribers represent people who follow your channel for ongoing content, indicating loyalty and sustained interest. Views represent total video watches across all content, showing reach and content consumption. The subscriber-to-view ratio reveals audience engagement quality - channels with higher ratios typically have more dedicated audiences who regularly watch new content.

Yes, you can analyze multiple channels within your hourly limit (5 channels per hour). Save or screenshot results from each analysis to compare metrics like subscriber counts, engagement rates, and performance scores. This is perfect for competitive analysis, influencer research, or tracking multiple channels you manage.

Some creators choose to hide subscriber counts for privacy or strategic reasons. Additionally, very new channels might have limited data, private channels aren't accessible, and some metrics may be restricted by YouTube's API. Our tool will clearly indicate when data is hidden or unavailable while providing all accessible public information.