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YouTube Subscriber Analytics

SocialStatsIQ is a free YouTube analytics tool that tracks subscriber counts, view statistics, and estimated earnings for any public YouTube channel. Search any channel by name or @handle — no account required.

Free · No sign-up · Live data from YouTube API v3

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What Is SocialStatsIQ?

SocialStatsIQ is a free YouTube subscriber analytics and stats tracker. Search any YouTube channel by name, @handle, or channel ID and instantly see live subscriber counts, total view statistics, estimated monthly earnings, video count, and a channel growth grade — all sourced directly from the official YouTube Data API v3. No account, no subscription, no ads.

The tool was built for YouTube creators, marketers, and researchers who need quick, accurate channel data without navigating YouTube Studio or paying for an analytics platform. Whether you are benchmarking a competitor, tracking a sponsorship target, or just curious how much your favourite creator earns, SocialStatsIQ returns the data in under a second.

Beyond raw stats, SocialStatsIQ includes three free creator tools. The YouTube Earnings Calculator lets you model ad revenue by monthly view count and content niche. The Subscriber Milestone Predictor forecasts when a channel will reach 1K, 10K, 100K, 1M, or 10M subscribers based on its current daily growth rate. The AI YouTube Keyword Generator produces optimised video SEO keywords with search volume, difficulty, and intent ratings.

Looking for a Social Blade alternative? SocialStatsIQ pulls subscriber counts and view stats from the same official YouTube API that YouTube Studio itself uses — so the numbers match exactly what a creator sees in their dashboard. All three creator tools are free with no paywalled features. See our full SocialStatsIQ vs Social Blade comparison or SocialStatsIQ vs Noxinfluencer comparison.

Earnings estimates are calculated using an RPM range of $0.25–$4.00 per 1,000 views, which reflects the typical ad revenue range across general-content YouTube channels as of 2025. Finance and B2B channels routinely earn $10–$30 RPM; gaming channels average $0.75–$2 RPM. All estimates are clearly labelled as directional ranges — not YouTube-verified figures.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I check a YouTube channel's subscriber count?

Type the channel name, @handle, or channel ID in the search bar above. We fetch live data directly from the YouTube Data API — no sign-up needed.

How much does a YouTuber earn per 1 million views?

Typically $250–$4,000 per million views. Average RPM is $2–$3 for general channels, but finance and B2B tech niches can hit $10–$30 RPM. Use our free Earnings Calculator for a personalised estimate.

What does the channel grade mean?

The grade (A++ to D) reflects daily view velocity — total lifetime views ÷ channel age in days. An A++ channel averages over 5 million views per day.

Is this tool completely free?

Yes. No account, no payment, no ads. All data comes from the official YouTube Data API v3.

How accurate are the earnings estimates?

Estimates use an RPM range of $0.25–$4.00 per 1,000 views. Actual earnings depend on niche, geography, season, and additional monetization. Treat these as directional ballpark figures.