Free YouTube Channel Analyzer
Paste your channel. See why your best videos won. Free, no login.
The scan ranks your recent uploads against your channel's median views, reads the captions of your top and bottom performers, and reports the patterns that separate them. Every claim comes with a quote from your own transcripts.
What you get
Winner and loser patterns
3 moves your best videos share and 3 holding the rest back, each tied to a verbatim quote from that video's transcript.
Your biggest leak
The one pattern quietly costing you the most, with an estimate of the views it has already cost.
A next-video rule
One concrete rule for your next script, drawn from what your own winners already do.
Frequently asked questions
What does the channel scan analyze?
Your channel's most recent long-form uploads (up to the last 30). It ranks them against your channel's median views, takes the clear overperformers and underperformers, and reads their captions to find what the winners do that the rest do not. The report is 3 winner patterns, 3 loser patterns, your biggest leak with an estimated views cost, and one rule for your next video.
Is it really free?
Yes. The headline findings show with no email at all. The full report (all six patterns, the views cost of your biggest leak, and your next-video rule) unlocks with your email. One scan per day per person, no credit card. The paid product is different: the scan reads your published past, the paid audit reads the script you have not recorded yet.
What data does the scan use?
Public data only: video titles, view counts, and captions. No login, no YouTube account connection, and no access to your private analytics. If you own a channel and want it excluded from scans, contact us and we will block it.
How are the patterns found?
By comparison, not by generic advice. The scan splits your videos into the ones that clearly beat your channel's median and the ones that fell short, then reads the captions of both groups to find what separates them. Every pattern must carry a verbatim quote from one of your own transcripts. No quote, no claim.
Why does the scan need captions?
Because the patterns come from what is actually said in the videos. A video without captions has nothing to quote, so it cannot be used as evidence. If too few of your top and bottom videos have captions (auto-generated ones count), the scan will tell you it does not have enough to work with.
Can I scan a channel I do not own?
Yes. Everything the scan reads is public, so you can scan any channel with enough long-form uploads: yours, a competitor, or a channel you want to learn from. Channels that have asked to be excluded are skipped.