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YouTube Channel Info Scraper: Subscribers, Views & Links

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from $2.00 / 1,000 channels

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YouTube Channel Info Scraper: Subscribers, Views & Links

YouTube Channel Info Scraper: Subscribers, Views & Links

Get details of any YouTube channel from its @handle, URL or ID: subscribers, total views, video count, join date, country, description, links and avatar. Export JSON, CSV or Excel, use the API, or schedule runs.

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from $2.00 / 1,000 channels

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Ioannis Kokkinis

Ioannis Kokkinis

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YouTube Channel Info Scraper

Get the details of any YouTube channel from its @handle, link or channel ID, as JSON, CSV or Excel: subscribers, total views, video count, join date, country, description, links and images.

What you get for each channel

  • Name, handle, channel ID and link
  • Subscribers, video count and total views (as numbers, plus subscriber and view text as shown)
  • Join date and country
  • Full description and keywords
  • Links listed on the channel (website, social media, shop)
  • Avatar and banner image links

How to use it

  1. Paste channels into Channels, one per line: @TED, a channel link, or a channel ID (UC...).
  2. Press Start, then download the results or read them through the API.

Combine it with the YouTube Channel Videos Scraper to list a channel's videos.

Input

FieldMeaning
Channels@handle, channel link or channel ID

Output example

{
"channelId": "UCAuUUnT6oDeKwE6v1NGQxug",
"name": "TED",
"handle": "@TED",
"subscriberCount": 27800000,
"videoCount": 5815,
"viewCount": 3235774871,
"joinedDate": "Joined Dec 6, 2006",
"country": "United States",
"links": [{ "title": "TED.com", "url": "https://www.ted.com" }]
}

Pricing

You pay per channel returned, plus a tiny start fee. Channels that do not exist return nothing and cost nothing. Set a maximum spend per run and the Actor stops when it is reached.

Notes

  • YouTube rounds subscriber counts (for example 27.8M), so subscriberCount is rounded too. Some channels hide their subscriber count, then it is empty.
  • Channels that could not be read are listed in the FAILED_CHANNELS record of the run's key-value store.
  • The Actor reads publicly visible data. Use it in line with YouTube's terms.

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