Comparing 8 YouTube channel analytics sites

The 8 services in one table

We checked what each service states on its public pages on 2026-11-10 and copied it as written. Amounts are listed in the currency shown, and cells we could not verify were left blank rather than filled in.

How are web services different from browser extensions?

All eight are web services you open and use in a browser. Of these, vidIQ and Viral Pulse (바이럴펄스) also offer a browser extension that attaches to the YouTube page, so you can check titles and tags while watching a video.

Can you see another channel's earnings?

Only the channel owner can see actual earnings, in YouTube Studio. The earnings an analytics site shows are estimates worked out from view counts. To estimate it yourself, use the YouTube revenue calculator.

How much can I use for free?

• Moyaho — Free tier available (channel analysis, video search and keyword search, once every 3 minutes)
• Vling — Basic (free) tier available
• Social Blade — Free tier available (login required)
• vidIQ — Free tier available
• TubeBuddy — Free plan available
• ViralPulse — Free tier available (5 viral searches per day, etc.)
• Playboard — Free tier available
• TRYIT — Sign up to use the free tier, and try Pro for 7 days without a card.

Which tool suits which person?

• Moyaho — A good fit when you want to compare several YouTube channels side by side in numbers.
• Vling — A good fit when you want to find YouTube ad and sponsorship channels and manage campaign results in a dashboard.
• Social Blade — A fit when you want to see how a specific channel's subscribers and views changed day by day, including older history.
• vidIQ — A good fit when you want to refine titles, tags and keywords right inside the YouTube Studio screen.
• TubeBuddy — A fit when you want to test titles and thumbnails on videos you've already uploaded and edit many videos at once.
• ViralPulse — A good fit when you want to look at YouTube trend keywords and use credits to make AI Shorts right away.
• Playboard —
• TRYIT — A fit when you want rankings and channel analysis along with Reels and TikTok trends, and to produce your next video in the same account.

Research method

The information in the table and text was checked on each service's public pages on 2026-11-10 (moyaho.com, moyaho.com/kr/pricing, vling.net/home, vling.net/pricing, socialblade.com, socialblade.com/products/subscription/personal, vidiq.com, vidiq.com/plans, tubebuddy.com, tubebuddy.com/pricing, viralpulse.net, viralpulse.net/pricing, playboard.co, playboard.co/plan). Pricing and features can change, so check each service's own information before you decide. Each plan includes different features and usage limits, so it's hard to compare on price alone.

This table is meant to help you choose, not to rate which service is better. The services listed belong to their respective operators and have no partnership or sponsorship relationship with TRYIT. This page was written by TRYIT (H Company). If you spot anything incorrect, please let us know by email (hello@inctryit.com).

10 YouTube channels with high average views relative to subscribers

These are the top 10 channels, ranked by how many times their average views exceed their subscriber count. To filter channels further, open YouTube Channel Analysis.

1. 1
   Ingrid Munoz YouTube · 12K subscribers · avg. 20.2M views · 0.4% engagement
   ×1,462Avg. views/subscribers
2. 2
   brandon reedburg YouTube · 180K subscribers · 180M avg. views · 0.4% engagement rate
   ×1,364Avg. views/subscribers
3. 3
   The PawVex YouTube · 10K subscribers · avg. 15.77M views · 0.4% engagement
   ×1,229Avg. views/subscribers
4. 4
   Henan Wedding Baby YouTube · 15K subscribers · 12.72M avg. views · 0.3% engagement rate
   ×1,220Avg. views/subscribers
5. 5
   MrVsauce YouTube · 27K subscribers · avg. 39.32M views · 0.5% engagement
   ×1,168Avg. views/subscribers
6. 6
   Umanga Niroula YouTube · 23K subscribers · avg. 29.25M views · 0.6% engagement
   ×1,154Avg. views/subscribers
7. 7
   Copycat Cuties YouTube · 11K subscribers · avg. 14.51M views · 0.4% engagement
   ×1,095Avg. views/subscribers
8. 8
   Liam Family YouTube · 39K subscribers · 36.42M avg. views · 0.0% engagement rate
   ×1,057Avg. views/subscribers
9. 9
   ZEFSARI YouTube · 27K subscribers · 26.27M avg. views · 0.5% engagement rate
   ×988Avg. views/subscribers
10. 10
    The Lumora YouTube · 10K subscribers · avg. 9.07M views · 0.4% engagement
    ×982Avg. views/subscribers

Can I use a YouTube channel analytics site for free?

Yes. All eight in the table above have a free tier or a way to start for free. The number of uses and features you get for free differ by service, so we summarized them in "How much can I use for free?"

Can I analyze other people's channels?

Yes. Numbers that YouTube makes public, such as subscribers, views and upload dates, can be seen for anyone's channel. Numbers that are not public, such as watch time or actual revenue, can only be seen by the channel owner.

Should I choose an international tool or a Korean one?

If Korean channels and a Korean-language interface matter most, a Korean service is more convenient; if overseas channel stats or English keywords matter most, an international service is easier. Try both for free and choose the one that fits what you want to do.

Where do I analyze my own channel?

For your own channel's watch time, traffic sources, and audience information, the analytics screen in YouTube Studio is the most accurate. If you connect your channel in TRYIT, you can get recommendations for trending topics you haven't covered yet (My Page).