Paste any public YouTube channel URL or @handle and get a clear picture of how that channel grows and publishes. The Growth Tracker reads public channel statistics and recent upload history, then summarizes subscriber and view totals, average views per video, posting frequency, the most common upload day, and the latest uploads. It is built for creators benchmarking competitors, sponsors checking a creator's consistency before outreach, and researchers mapping a niche's publishing rhythm. Each run costs 2 credits. Sign in with Google to get 3 free credits to start, plus 1 free credit every day.
How it works
The tool reads public channel and video metadata to summarize cadence and recent performance baselines.
Best use case
Use it for benchmarking posting consistency and trend direction before deeper sponsor research.
Limitations
Results rely on available public data and recent uploads, so they are directional and not complete audience analytics.
Channel statistics. Subscribers, total videos, total views, average views per video, and the channel creation date, all from public YouTube data.
Upload pattern. Average frequency shown as a plain label such as Daily, Weekly, Every 2-3 days, Monthly, or Infrequent, plus the most common upload day and how recently the channel last posted, for example Today, Yesterday, or a number of days ago.
Day-of-week chart. A bar chart of the last 50 videos showing which days of the week the channel posts most, so you can spot a regular schedule or an irregular one at a glance.
Recent uploads. The 10 latest videos with titles and publish dates, each linked to the video on YouTube.
Results rely on available public data and recent uploads, so they are directional and not complete audience analytics. Private or deleted videos are not included.
Paste any YouTube channel URL or @handle into the search box and click Analyze. The tool fetches recent public videos, calculates average views per video, and identifies upload frequency trends so you can assess consistency and direction.
The growth tracker analyzes recent upload history and estimates posting frequency patterns such as daily, weekly, monthly, or irregular schedules.
The data itself is public: the tool uses the YouTube Data API to retrieve public channel statistics and metadata. Running the tool does require signing in with Google, and each run costs 2 credits. Signing in gives you 3 free credits, plus 1 free credit every day.
Each Growth Tracker run costs 2 credits. Sign in with Google to get 3 free credits, plus 1 free credit every day (claim your daily credit on 4ourmedia.com). Need more? Credit packs are Starter, 25 credits for $9, Pro, 100 credits for $29, and Agency, 500 credits for $99.
The tool analyzes the channel's 50 most recent videos from the last 3 years. The frequency label is based on the average gap between those uploads: multiple times daily, daily, every 2-3 days, weekly, every 1-2 weeks, monthly, or infrequent.