Give a channel handle or link: the tool reads public data of the latest 15 videos, their views, likes, dates, titles and length. It computes uploads per week, average and median views, views to subscribers ratio and the best publishing weekday.
Channel numbers, latest videos table, top videos and recommendations.
Topic, platform and tone: two fields are enough for the first run. No account access, no passwords.
Generators and audits work on the server: 10 to 60 seconds, the page shows the progress and the price before the run.
Variants, tables and charts come as cards: each one copies with one click, images download in full size.
1 free run a day shows a part of the result. The rest opens for a small fee from the mrpopular balance, the price is on the button.
Uploads per week, average and median views, views to subscribers ratio and likes to views ratio, all computed from the latest 15 videos.
Average title length and the share of numbers, questions, dividers and caps words, shown next to the top 3 videos by views.
The AI turns the metrics into a summary, strengths, problems, 5 to 7 recommendations and 5 video ideas in the language you pick.
YouTube channel analytics here starts from public data, so any channel can be checked without permission: yours or one from your niche. The tool pulls subscribers, the total number of videos and the latest 15 uploads with views, likes and dates, then turns that list into rates rather than raw counts: uploads per week, average and median views, views to subscribers ratio and likes to views ratio.
It fits creators who publish regularly and need to know which titles and which days work, and it fits YouTube competitor analysis: enter a channel from your niche and read the same set of metrics for it. Nothing is installed and no access to the channel is requested, so the report reads the same for any handle you enter.
Two inputs: a channel by handle or link, and the language of the review. The tool opens the public pages, reads subscribers, the number of videos and the latest 15 videos with views, likes, dates, titles and length, and stops there: no login to YouTube and no API keys from you.
From that sample it computes uploads per week, average and median views, views to subscribers ratio, likes to views ratio, best publishing weekday, average title length and title patterns: numbers, questions, dividers and caps words. The top 3 videos by views are listed separately, then the AI writes the summary, the strengths, the problems, 5 to 7 recommendations and 5 video ideas.
Start with the gap between average and median views: when the average sits well above the median, one or two videos carry the channel while the rest underperform. Then compare views to subscribers with likes to views: a large but cold audience and a small active one call for different fixes.
Take the best publishing weekday and the title patterns into the next month of uploads: keep what the top 3 videos have in common, test one pattern at a time, numbers or a question in the title, and hold the upload frequency the audit measured. Rerun it after several uploads and read the new YouTube channel statistics against the old ones.
A channel handle or link plus the language of the review. No login to YouTube, no API keys and no access to the channel: the audit reads public pages only, which means you can also check a channel that belongs to someone else.
One run from start to finish. The tool reads subscribers, the video count and the latest 15 uploads with views, likes and dates, computes the rates, and the AI writes the summary and the recommendations right after, so the report appears in the same session.
1 free preview a day after signing in returns the metrics, title patterns and the top 3 videos. The written review with problems, 5 to 7 recommendations and 5 video ideas opens for a small fee from the mrpopular balance.
It is as accurate as the public sample it reads: the latest 15 videos with their views, likes and dates. Older uploads and hidden videos stay outside that sample, so the report describes the current period of the channel. The advice follows from those numbers.
No, Studio access is neither needed nor used. That also sets the limits: watch time, retention and traffic sources stay inside Studio, while the audit works with subscribers, views, likes, dates, titles and video length, the data any viewer can see.
Upload a screenshot of a landing page: a score out of 10, what a visitor gets in 3 seconds, fixes by impact and a rewritten headline.
Reach rate, posting frequency, best time, media mix and top posts of any public channel.
See the tags, title, description and thumbnails of any YouTube video.
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