YouTube Channel Analyzer
Subscribers, views and engagement
What Is the YouTube Channel Analyzer?
The YouTube Channel Analyzer reads any channel and its latest or most popular videos, then works out the numbers that matter: average and median views, engagement rate, upload frequency and how many videos carry YouTube's paid-promotion label. You also get subscribers, total views and a full video table.
Key Features
Median Views Tell the Real Story
One viral video can make a channel's average views look far better than a typical upload. The median shows what a normal video gets, which is what matters if you're sponsoring the next one. Compare the two: a big gap means the channel's reach is uneven.
Vetting Channels for Sponsorships
Before paying for an integration, check how often the channel posts, how its recent videos perform and how many are already sponsored. A channel full of paid promotions may deliver less attention per sponsor. The paid-promotion count comes from YouTube's own disclosure label on each video.
Common Use Cases
- Vetting a YouTuber before a sponsorship
- Benchmarking your channel against competitors
- Studying a channel's most popular videos
- Tracking how often a creator runs sponsorships
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the YouTube Channel Analyzer free?
Yes. It's free with a ProxyHorizon account, and every account gets 25 runs a day shared across all our data tools. You can read about the tool without signing in, but running it needs an account because each run fetches live data.
How is engagement rate calculated?
Likes plus comments divided by views, averaged across the videos analyzed.
Does it include Shorts?
No. It analyzes regular videos, so Shorts don’t skew the averages.
Why does it take a minute?
Each video is read from YouTube, and YouTube sometimes slows automated requests. Larger runs take longer.
Managing or researching many social accounts?
Proxies for social media