Check any YouTube
channel's stats
Paste a channel URL or @handle and see subscribers, views, video count, and join date instantly.
A free YouTube channel stats checker
YouTube Studio only shows your own channels. If you need to vet a creator for a sponsorship, benchmark a competitor, or audit a niche, you need their public stats without asking for a login.
This tool pulls the same data from the YouTube Data API and gives you a clean card with subscribers, lifetime views, video count, join date, and country — no login to start.
How to check YouTube channel stats
- 1
Grab the channel link
Copy the channel URL from YouTube or just note the @handle. Any youtube.com/channel, youtube.com/@handle, or youtube.com/c/ link works.
- 2
Paste it above
Drop the URL or @handle into the box and tap Get stats. We pull the channel's public profile and break it into clean numbers.
- 3
Read or export
You get subscribers, total views, video count, join date, and more at a glance. Sign up free to check channels at scale via the API.
Frequently asked questions
Is this free?+
Yes. You get 5 free lookups a day with no account. Sign up free for more on your own Scavio credits, or use the API from your code.
What data do I get?+
Channel name, @handle, subscriber count, total video count, lifetime views, join date, country, avatar, and description.
Are the subscriber counts real-time?+
They're the same numbers YouTube's API returns, which can lag a few hours behind the internal count. For most use cases this is accurate enough.
Can I check private channels?+
No. Only public channels expose their stats. If a channel has hidden its subscriber count, that field may show zero.
What formats work for the input?+
Full channel URLs (youtube.com/@handle, youtube.com/channel/UC..., youtube.com/c/name), @handles with or without the @, and raw channel IDs.
Can I check many channels at once?+
Yes, via the API. The same POST /api/v1/youtube/channel endpoint accepts any channel reference and returns structured JSON, so you can loop over a list from your code.
Why use this instead of YouTube Studio?+
YouTube Studio only shows stats for channels you own. This tool lets you look up any public channel, which is useful for competitor research, sponsorship vetting, and audience analysis.
Build with the YouTube API
This tool is one endpoint on the Scavio API. Pull channel stats, videos, transcripts, and comments from your own pipelines and agents.