Channel & collection analytics

See a whole channel’s formula, not one video’s score

Paste a channel or playlist URL, or assemble a collection of videos. You get a collection view over all of them — a summary, a categories breakdown, a duration-vs-scenes chart and cross-video synthesis — plus every video’s own teardown underneath.

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Collection · 12 videosillustrative collection
Shared traits of the best videosOpen on the product within 2 seconds · one scene cut every 4–6s · a spoken price at the moment it appears on screen.
The weak spot that repeatsA static talking-head stretch of 45–70 seconds between minutes 6 and 9 in five of the twelve videos.

Overview, categories, themes, audience, gaps and strategy — built from the videos’ own content.

Scope

Channels, playlists and collections you assemble

The same collection view works over a whole channel, a playlist, or any set of videos you put together — yours, a competitor’s, a client’s back catalogue.

Channel URLPlaylist URL · 50 newestCollection · any videos you pick
Categories breakdown
Product demo
34%
Talking head
27%
Screen recording
18%
Explainer / motion
13%
B-roll / montage
8%

Share of the collection by format — illustrative

Duration vs scenes
0 min1224045

Duration (x) vs scenes detected (y) · green = above the collection’s pacing median · red = below

Cross-video synthesis

Patterns you can’t see one video at a time

The shared traits of the best videos. The weak spot that repeats. The format that always runs long. The collection view reads across the reports and writes the strategy a strategist would.

Synthesisillustrative
PatternThe three most-watched videos are the three with the highest scene density in their first minute.
GapNo video in the collection opens with a face-to-camera line; every explainer starts on a graphic.
StrategyMove the verdict into the first minute; cap talking-head stretches at 30s; test a face-to-camera open on the next two uploads.
ThenDiscover surfaces this channel’s outliers against its own baseline.

Then

Discover surfaces the outliers

After a channel run, Discover shows which videos beat that channel’s own baseline — and a full analysis says why. Pro · Agency

Every video

Its own teardown

Hook, pacing, thumbnail, audio, SEO, timeline and transcript for each video in the collection.

Export

PDF, JSON, CSV

Report styles for the audience on Pro and Agency; co-branding on Agency.

Independent AI-generated analysis. Not affiliated with or endorsed by YouTube. May contain errors. Charts on this page use an illustrative collection.

Questions people ask

Straight answers

What can I analyze at collection level?

A channel URL, a playlist URL (the 50 newest videos) or a collection of individual video URLs you assemble. Each video gets its own report inside the collection.

What is in the collection view?

A channel-wide summary, a categories breakdown, a duration-vs-scenes chart and cross-video synthesis: patterns you cannot see one video at a time, such as the shared traits of the best videos and the weak spot that repeats.

What happens after a channel run?

Discover surfaces that channel’s outliers — the videos beating its own baseline — on Pro and Agency plans.

Can I analyze a competitor’s channel?

Yes, any public channel. Every report is independent AI-generated analysis; creators can request removal of a shared analysis of their video.

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