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Compare two YouTube channels

Subscribers, views and number of videos side by side, with public data updated in real time. Paste the links of both channels and see who is ahead.

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How it works

  1. Copy the linkOpen the channel on YouTube and copy its address, or the link of any of its videos.
  2. Paste into fields A and BUse the ⇄ button to swap the order whenever you want.
  3. Compare and shareEach comparison gets its own link for you to share.

What to look at when comparing channels

Subscribers show the size of the loyal audience, but not how many people watch each new video. Older channels accumulate subscribers who no longer follow their uploads.

Total views add up everything the channel has ever published. A single viral video can account for most of that number, so check the recent videos to see if the performance repeats.

Number of videos shows the production pace. Two channels of the same size with very different video counts usually follow different strategies: one bets on volume, the other on bigger productions.

For a fair reading, compare channels from the same niche and the same period, and check when each one was created.

Frequently asked questions

Are subscriber counts exact?

Not for large channels. Since 2019 YouTube publicly rounds subscriber counts above 1,000 to three significant digits: 1,234,567 shows as 1,230,000. Below one thousand, the number is exact. That's why large channels with similar numbers may appear tied.

Where does the data come from?

From the official YouTube API (YouTube Data API v3), using only public information: the same anyone sees on the channel page. We access nothing private and require no login.

How often are the numbers updated?

On every search. To avoid overloading the API, the same comparison may reuse the data for up to 10 minutes.

Why does a channel show “hidden” subscribers?

The channel owner can hide the subscriber count in YouTube settings. In that case, the API doesn't show the number either.

Which links can I paste?

The channel link (youtube.com/@name, youtube.com/channel/UC…, youtube.com/c/name), the channel's @ handle, or the link of any video or Short: the site finds the channel from the video.

Do you store the data?

We only keep a daily record of the public numbers, for at most 30 days, to draw the recent subscriber curve. After that, the data is deleted automatically.