AI YouTube analytics reports

A creator connects their YouTube channel, and each month the tool pulls their numbers: watch time, retention, click-through rate and subscriber growth. It compares them with earlier months, finds patterns such as which video lengths or posting days do better, and uses AI to write a short report with charts and specific suggestions. The report lands in their inbox, so they never need to open a dashboard. Agencies can connect several channels on one plan.

YouTube's own analytics has many tabs and numbers, and small creators do not know which ones matter. Comparing videos by hand takes hours, and few can pay for an analyst. They want a few clear lines on what to do differently next month.

• Developers or no-code builders comfortable with APIs and email
• YouTube editors or managers who already work with creators
• Creators who want a tool for their own channel first

• Free plan with a basic comparison
• Pro at $10 a month
• Agency at $30 a month for multiple channels

1. 1Take your own channel or a friend's, export six months of data and write one monthly report by hand, using AI to spot patterns.
2. 2Send that report to ten small creators and ask which suggestion they would act on and whether they would pay $10 a month.
3. 3Automate only the part they valued, connect the YouTube API for five test channels, and email the report for three months.

Google reviews apps that ask to read a channel's data, and approval can take time. Small channels have little data, so AI advice can turn generic or wrong, and a creator who follows bad advice will leave. Creators also get free tools inside YouTube itself. Retention is a risk: many will read one report and cancel.