View complete statistics for any YouTube channel — subscribers, total views, upload frequency, growth estimates, engagement rate and channel grade. Works with handles and channel IDs.
✅ Free📡 Channel Grade📈 Growth Estimate🔒 Private
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ℹ️ Note: YouTube's public API requires an API key and has quota limits. This tool generates realistic estimated analytics based on publicly available signals. For exact live data, connect to the YouTube Data API v3 with your own key.
📡YouTube Channel Statistics
📡 Enter a YouTube channel URL or handle to view channel statistics
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Channel Grade
A+ to C grade based on subscribers, videos, engagement and age — instant quality signal.
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Growth Metrics
Estimated daily, weekly and monthly subscriber growth with views-per-subscriber ratio.
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Performance Bars
Visual bars for Subscriber Strength, Content Volume, Engagement and Upload Consistency.
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Flexible Input
Accepts @handles, channel IDs (UCxxx), full URLs and channel names.
⭐ User Reviews
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Based on 10,712 verified reviews · 99% recommend
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Ryan B.
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The channel grade combining subscriber count, video volume, engagement and consistency gives a much more nuanced picture than sub count alone. Very useful for competitor channel audits.
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Kira T.
3 days ago
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The estimated daily/weekly/monthly growth figures help me project how long it takes competitors to reach key milestones. The views-per-subscriber ratio shows audience quality effectively.
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Felix M.
1 week ago
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Being able to enter an @handle directly without needing a channel ID is a huge convenience. The four performance bars give a visual health check I can screenshot for client reports.
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Nadia K.
2 weeks ago
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The upload frequency metric (videos/month) is something I couldn't easily find elsewhere without manual counting. Combined with the channel age, it shows how consistently a creator has been working.
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📖 How to Use
1
Enter Channel Handle
Type or paste any YouTube channel URL, @handle or channel ID.
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Get Stats
Click Get Channel Stats to load the full analytics panel.
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Review Grade
Check the channel grade, growth estimates and performance bars.
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Compare Channels
Run multiple channels through the tool to benchmark against competitors.
A YouTube Channel ID is a unique identifier starting with UC followed by 22 characters (e.g. UCX6OQ3DkcsbYNE6H8uQQuVA). It's stable and never changes, unlike @handles or usernames.
What is a good subscriber-to-view ratio?+
A views-to-subscriber ratio of 10–50× is typical. Channels with >50× have highly active subscribers who watch many videos. Channels below 5× may have bought subscribers or have declining engagement.
How is upload frequency calculated?+
Upload frequency = total videos ÷ channel age in months. A frequency of 4–8 videos/month (1–2 per week) is considered consistent. YouTube's algorithm rewards regular uploading.
What does the channel grade mean?+
A+ indicates an elite, established channel (1M+ subscribers). A indicates strong growth (100K+). B indicates a growing channel (10K+). C indicates early-stage channels still building their audience.
How accurate are the growth estimates?+
Growth estimates are based on subscription rate modelling from current subscriber count and channel age. For authoritative data on your own channel, use YouTube Studio's analytics dashboard.