Full report
Paste any public YouTube channel URL or @handle to see a channel report with subscribers, lifetime views, estimated monthly views, recent uploads with their views, and estimated monthly and yearly earnings ranges.
How to analyze a channel
In the report
Earnings are estimates based on public views and typical RPM ranges. Only the channel owner can see actual revenue in YouTube Studio.
See how often similar channels upload and which recent videos pulled the most views to find topics that work in your niche.
Actual earnings depend on audience country, niche, ad formats, and monetization status, none of which are fully public.
The report uses public channel data. Watch time, click-through rate, and retention are private to the channel owner.
Common questions
What public analytics can and cannot show.
You can see public data for any channel, such as subscribers, views, and uploads. Private metrics like watch time, retention, click-through rate, and real revenue are only visible to the channel owner in YouTube Studio.
Estimated monthly views are multiplied by typical RPM ranges for the channel’s category and audience country. The real-life range is more conservative to reflect that not every view earns revenue.
Each tool uses different view estimates and RPM assumptions. Treat any public estimate as a rough range rather than an exact figure.
YouTube abbreviates public subscriber counts for larger channels, so counts may be rounded. Channels can also hide their subscriber count entirely.
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