YouTube Channel Statistics
Paste a channel link or @handle to see its key numbers, latest videos and an estimate of what it earns.
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The views-per-video ratio is often more telling than the subscriber count: it shows whether the audience is active. Combined with the publishing frequency visible in the latest videos, it lets you quickly assess a channel for a partnership, competitive research, or curiosity.
Frequently asked questions
- Where do the numbers come from?
- From the public information YouTube shows on the channel page: rounded subscribers, total views, video count, creation date and country.
- Is the revenue estimate reliable?
- It is an order of magnitude. YouTube pays on average $0.5 to $10 per thousand views depending on the niche, the viewers’ country and the season. The RPM slider lets you adjust to what you know about the channel.
- Can I see a channel’s statistics from a video?
- Yes, just paste a video link and the tool finds its channel.