Views relative to channel size
Compare a video’s public views with its channel’s subscriber count. This ratio is different from an outlier score measured against the channel’s historical median.
YouTube niche research
AvailableNiche HUNTER searches public YouTube data for videos at least five minutes long across nine language markets. Compare views and subscriber counts, inspect the original videos and use the results as research leads rather than guaranteed growth opportunities.
Interface previews below use illustrative data.
Video format
Minimum duration
Search languages
Data source
01 · Key Capabilities
Compare a video’s public views with its channel’s subscriber count. This ratio is different from an outlier score measured against the channel’s historical median.
Research English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Polish, Japanese and Turkish language markets.
Inspect the linked videos, thumbnails and topics before deciding whether the format fits your audience and production capacity.
Results depend on the query, API quota and data availability. First-seen dates reflect discovery by the tool, not necessarily channel creation.
02 · How It Works
Select a language, topic and minimum views or channel-size filters.
Compare the numbers with the original content and look for patterns you can explain.
Create your own take on the audience’s question and measure the outcome in your connected-channel dashboard.
03 · Access & Pricing Tiers
Niche HUNTER
04 · FAQ
The current search focuses on long-form videos at least five minutes long. It is not a Shorts research mode.
No. Views per subscriber help identify research candidates. Competition, originality, production effort and audience fit still need manual evaluation.
The selected filters, YouTube API quota and available data affect coverage. This is a search sample, not a complete index of YouTube.