Look up real, public subscriber, view, and video stats for any channel or video — straight from YouTube’s own data, no login required.
Works with youtube.com/@handle links, youtube.com/channel/UC… links, or a plain @handle.
Works with youtube.com/watch links, youtu.be short links, Shorts, and live links.
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A YouTube channel stats checker pulls a channel’s public subscriber count, total views, and video count straight from YouTube’s own data — no visiting the channel, no scrolling to the About tab, no manual copying. Paste a channel URL, @handle, or channel ID into the YouTube channel stats checker above, or switch to Video mode to pull view count, like count, comment count, duration, and quality for a specific upload.
Every number this YouTube channel stats checker shows comes directly from the same public fields YouTube’s own API exposes — nothing is estimated, rounded further, or calculated on our end. Where a creator has hidden a subscriber count or a video’s like count, the tool says so plainly rather than showing a blank or a zero.
Whether you’re pulling numbers for a single channel or checking a specific video’s stats before referencing it elsewhere, this tool gets you there in one paste — free, unlimited, and with nothing logged on our end.
Getting a channel or video’s stats takes a few seconds — no account, no install. Here’s exactly what each step does.
Use “Channel” to look up a channel’s overall numbers, or “Video” for stats on one specific upload.
Channel mode accepts a full channel URL, an @handle, or a raw channel ID. Video mode accepts any standard YouTube video link.
Subscriber count, views, and video count appear instantly for a channel; views, likes, comments, duration, and quality appear for a video.
Use “Copy Stats as Text” to grab a clean summary for a report, spreadsheet, or note without retyping anything by hand.
Looking up one channel is easy enough by hand. A YouTube channel stats checker starts earning its place the moment you’re doing this repeatedly — research, comparisons, or checking numbers for something you didn’t upload yourself.
Confirm a channel’s real size or a video’s actual view count before citing it, without needing to visit YouTube directly.
Pull quick numbers for a client report or a creator you’re considering working with, in a format you can copy straight into a document.
Check a specific video’s like or comment count without opening YouTube Studio, especially handy on mobile.
Satisfy curiosity about a channel’s real numbers or a video’s stats in a couple of seconds.
This tool queries the same public Channels endpoint YouTube’s own Data API exposes, and shows exactly what comes back — no added math, no synthesized scores.
Subscriber count, views, and video count are the exact public fields YouTube provides — nothing rounded further or estimated.
If a creator has hidden a video’s like count or their subscriber count, the tool says so clearly instead of guessing.
Frequently checked channels and videos load from a short-lived cache, so results appear almost instantly.
What you search for isn’t stored or tracked against you anywhere on our end.
Only public data is available to any third-party tool — private analytics like watch time or traffic sources require the channel owner’s own login. See the Channel resource reference for the full technical breakdown of what’s public.
| Data point | Available publicly? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Subscriber count | Yes, unless hidden | Rounded by YouTube once a channel passes roughly 1,000 |
| Total views / videos | Yes | Lifetime totals across the whole channel |
| Video views, likes, comments | Yes, unless hidden or disabled | Exact counts, not rounded |
| Watch time, audience retention | No | Only visible to the channel owner in YouTube Studio |
| Revenue or earnings | No | Never public, regardless of the tool used |