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.
$0.50 in trial credit · no card to try
Overview, categories, themes, audience, gaps and strategy — built from the videos’ own content.
Duration (x) vs scenes detected (y) · green = above the collection’s pacing median · red = below
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.
Share of the collection by format — illustrative
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.
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.
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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New accounts start with $0.50 in trial credit — no card to try. Not affiliated with YouTube or Google.
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