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Put two channels side by side — subscribers, cadence, views, top videos — then take a prompt to Claude to see who's winning, why, and what one can learn from the other.
Tip: put your channel as A to get "what you can learn from B" recommendations. Figures use each channel's recent uploads.
Why this exists
Comparing two channels usually means squinting at two browser tabs. This lays them side by side in one view — reach, cadence, what's actually performing — and hands you a clean head-to-head for Claude, so instead of just seeing the gap you get a plan to close it.
Questions
Paste a channel URL, @handle or name into each box and press Compare. You get a side-by-side breakdown — subscribers, uploads, cadence, median and mean views — plus a combined CSV and a prompt to analyse the two channels in Claude.
Headline stats (subscribers, total uploads) plus recent-performance figures calculated over each channel's most recent uploads: how often they post, their median and mean views, and their top recent video. It uses only public data from the YouTube API.
Completely free, no signup, no limits. Built for our own competitor research and put on the site as-is.
Press “Copy for Claude” to copy a clean head-to-head pack, then paste it into Claude (or any AI) and use one of the built-in prompts — head-to-head, what channel A can learn from B, or the positioning gaps between them.
Comparing a lot? Run the tool on your own free YouTube Data API key to lift the shared limit. Your key is stored only in your browser and calls go straight to Google.
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