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Dev tools · June 2, 2026

CheckCeleb

Check any YouTube channel's stats in seconds

CheckCeleb launched on June 2, 2026 with 3 votes, #6,658 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.

What it does

Most YouTube analytics tools require an account or bury the good stuff behind a paywall. CheckCeleb doesn't. Search any channel by name or @handle and get views trend, engagement rate, upload timing, Shorts vs regular breakdown, and a comment word cloud, all free, no login.

Check any YouTube channel's stats for free. View trend, engagement rate, upload timing, Shorts vs regular video breakdown, and comment word cloud. No login required.

Runs on a shared API quota (10,000 units/day). If it stops working, check back tomorrow. CheckCeleb is a free YouTube channel analytics tool. Search any channel by name or @handle and instantly get a breakdown of views trend, engagement rate, best upload timing, Shorts vs regular video performance, and a comment word cloud — no account or login required. Measure likes and comments relative to total views per video. Find out which days of the week get the most views on average. Any public YouTube channel. Search by channel name or paste the @handle directly. You can set a custom date range. The default is the last 14 days, with presets up to 60 days. The app uses the YouTube Data API which…from check-celeb.vercel.app

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