YouTube Channel Analyzer
Everything the public numbers can tell about a channel - yours or a competitor's: growth per day, how recent videos really perform, engagement, upload rhythm, the day and hour they post, and the videos that carried the channel.
- Official YouTube data
- Last 50 uploads analysed
- Free, no sign-up

Last 50 uploads
Uploads by weekday
Uploads by hour (UTC)
Top videos among recent uploads
1:06
This Trick Shot Almost Made Him QUITDude Perfect · 78,674,883 views · 2026-05-25
2
0:18
Rocket League In Real Life 🤯Dude Perfect · 75,801,373 views · 2026-07-12
3
0:29
Dude Perfect EXPOSED!Dude Perfect · 44,467,759 views · 2026-07-15
4
0:36
The 🐐 of FrisbeeDude Perfect · 36,393,043 views · 2026-08-04
5
0:15
He Stopped Embarrassing Himself 😳Dude Perfect · 24,898,952 views · 2026-08-11
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What the numbers mean
Median views is the honest one: one viral video pulls the average up, the median shows what a typical upload gets. Engagement is likes plus comments divided by views - 3-6% is healthy for most niches, above 8% is a loyal audience, under 1% usually means bought or passive traffic. Per day since launch divides the totals by the channel's age, a rough growth speed.
The upload rhythm and the weekday/hour charts come from the last 50 videos, so they reflect what the channel does now, not its history. Hours are UTC.
How to use this on your own channel
Frequently asked questions
Is this the channel owner's analytics?
No - only YouTube Studio has watch time, retention and revenue. This is everything that is public, computed the way an analyst would.
Why only the last 50 videos?
That is one request to YouTube and enough to describe the channel's current behaviour; a whole 3 000-video history would say more about its past than its present.
Can I analyse a channel that hides subscribers?
Yes - everything except the subscriber figure.
How fresh is the data?
Fetched live from YouTube and kept for an hour.