YouTube Channel Stats Checker
Look up a public YouTube channel by @handle, URL or channel ID. Review its available subscriber count, total views, uploads and recent videos.
What the channel report includes
Enter a public @handle, channel URL or UC-prefixed ID. The report shows the channel’s public subscriber count when the owner exposes it, total public views, video count, description and recent uploads. TubeStatPro also calculates an average based on reported totals; that average is a simple derived number, not a YouTube Studio metric.
Channel totals are useful for identifying scale, but they do not reveal recent growth on their own. A channel with a large historical catalog can have high lifetime views even if its newest uploads perform differently. Review the recent videos individually and compare channels with similar topics, formats and histories before drawing conclusions.
What you cannot infer from public channel stats
Hidden subscriber counts cannot be recovered by this tool. Public data also does not expose audience retention, subscriber gains by video, traffic sources, earnings or historical daily growth. For a focused recent-upload sample, try the channel audit; it summarizes up to 12 recent uploads rather than claiming to measure the entire channel.
Common questions
Can I analyze someone else’s channel?
Yes. The checker uses public YouTube fields and does not require access to the channel owner’s account.
Why is a subscriber number missing?
The owner may have hidden it, or YouTube may not provide that field for the requested channel. The tool does not estimate a hidden value.
See our guide to analyzing a channel without signing in and the official channel field definitions.
TubeStatPro uses the YouTube Data API v3 and is not endorsed by YouTube. Only available public fields are shown.