YouTube channel monitor
Paste a YouTube channel URL or @handle. Get the last 7 days of uploads in seconds. Useful when you want a quick read on a competitor without opening YouTube.
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How it works
- 1. Paste a YouTube channel URL (e.g.
https://youtube.com/@mkbhd), an @handle (@mkbhd), or a direct channel ID (UC...). - 2. We resolve the channel via YouTube's public RSS feed — no API key needed on your side.
- 3. You get the last 7 days of uploads with title, publish time, and a deep link into each video.
FAQ
Is this really free? What's the catch?
Free, no signup. The catch is that doing this for one channel is easy — doing it for the 5-30 competitor channels an agency or team actually monitors, every day, with event-level extraction, is what the paid product does.
What about rate limits?
10 lookups per hour per IP. If you need more, signup is free and lifts the limit immediately. Paid tiers ($29 + $129) also unlock automatic monitoring across many channels.
Why only 7 days?
7 days is the useful actionable window for competitor response. Older history is available inside the product, but the free tool is intentionally a quick-look surface, not a full archive.