Compare YouTube channels
Enter 2 or 3 channels: subscribers, views, recent video performance and upload frequency appear side by side in one table. The best value in each row is highlighted.
Requests for the channels are sent one after another, so results take a few seconds. Data comes from public YouTube pages; no sign-in or password is needed.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the data come from?
From the channel's public YouTube page (the About section: subscribers, views, video count, join date, country) and from the channel's public RSS feed (recent videos, their publish time and views). No YouTube sign-in or password is needed.
Why does it sometimes fail?
The service reads YouTube pages through our server. If YouTube changes its page layout, doesn't respond for a while, or too many requests come from one address, you will see an error: one IP address can make up to 30 new requests per 10 minutes. Check the @handle or link and try again in a few minutes.
Why are only recent videos counted?
YouTube's public RSS feed only lists the latest videos (usually 15); a full list requires an official API key. Recent videos show the channel's current state well, but older popular videos are not included.
Why do the numbers differ from YouTube Studio?
Studio shows the channel owner exact, unrounded internal statistics. On the public page the subscriber count is rounded (for example 1.2M) and views may update with a delay. Also, results for the same channel are kept on the server for 15 minutes.
How many channels can I compare?
From 2 to 3 channels at a time. Requests are sent one after another so the server isn't overloaded. To share the result, use the Copy link button: when the link is opened, the same channels are compared automatically.