YouTube Channel Stats
Look up any YouTube channel’s subscribers, total views, video count, join date and latest uploads from a channel link or @handle. Share the result with a link.
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About this tool
About YouTube Channel Stats
YouTube Channel Stats gives you a quick, honest snapshot of any public YouTube channel. Paste a channel link (youtube.com/@name or youtube.com/channel/UC…), an @handle or a channel ID and you see the channel’s name, avatar, handle, join date and country, followed by its subscriber count, total views and number of videos. From those it works out average views per video and uploads per month over the channel’s lifetime, and from the six latest uploads it estimates the recent gap between videos. Each recent upload links to our Video Info tool for its tags and stats. The channel’s About text is shown too, and “Copy link to these stats” gives you a URL that opens the same lookup, handy for sharing with a client or teammate. Figures come from YouTube’s official API and refresh every few hours. YouTube rounds public subscriber counts to three significant figures, and some channels hide theirs completely; the tool shows that clearly instead of estimating.
How to use YouTube Channel Stats
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Paste a channel
A channel link, @handle or channel ID.
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Get the stats
Subscribers, total views, videos and join date.
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Read the averages
Views per video, uploads per month and the recent upload gap.
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Open the latest videos
Check tags and stats for any recent upload.
Key features
Works with @handles
Paste a handle, a link or a channel ID.
Useful averages
Views per video and uploads per month, worked out for you.
Latest uploads
The six newest videos, linked to their full stats.
Shareable
Copy a link that reopens the same lookup.
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Who uses it
Size up a channel quickly
Brand deals
Check a creator’s reach and posting rhythm before a sponsorship.
ExampleCompare views per video across three creators.
Creators
Benchmark your channel against others in your niche.
ExampleSee how often similar channels upload.
Researchers
Note subscriber and view totals on a given date.
ExampleRecord a channel’s stats for a report.
Fans
See when a channel started and how much it has grown.
ExampleFind a favourite channel’s join date.
Reading channel stats
What the numbers do and don’t tell you
Views per video beats subscribers
Subscribers include inactive accounts; recent views show the real audience.
Check the upload rhythm
A steady schedule usually matters more than a big back catalogue.
Look at recent videos
Lifetime averages hide trends. Open the latest uploads to see current performance.
YouTube Video InfoShare the link
Use “Copy link to these stats” to send the same lookup to a colleague.
Subscribers are rounded
YouTube shows 1.23M rather than the exact number, so small changes may not appear.
Study the thumbnails
Successful channels keep a consistent thumbnail style.
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