YouTube Channel Compare

A channel comparison tool puts two YouTube channels side by side on the same set of numbers, so you can see who leads on each one and by how much without switching tabs.

Lifetime totals favour older channels, so alongside subscribers, total views and video count it compares how each channel is doing now, using its last 30 uploads: how often it posts, median views per video, engagement, and how many of its subscribers a new video reaches. The leader on every row is highlighted. The page address contains both channels, so a comparison can be shared and always reopens with fresh numbers. It's useful for competitor research, choosing between creators for a campaign, or settling a friendly argument.

Lifetime totals favour older channels. The recent rows, built from each channel's last 30 uploads, show how the channels are doing now: how often they post, what a typical video gets, and how much of the audience still watches.

Median views are the view count of the middle video, so one viral upload doesn't skew the picture. Engagement is likes plus comments divided by views across those uploads.