YouTube Channel Videos, First Page — IDs & Titles
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$0.80 / 1,000 channel video exporteds
YouTube Channel Videos, First Page — IDs & Titles
Under maintenanceExport video IDs, titles, URLs and visible order from a public YouTube channel videos tab. Only the first loaded page (usually about 30 videos); no continuation, entire history or guaranteed newest order. Unofficial.
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$0.80 / 1,000 channel video exporteds
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YouTube Channel Videos, First Page
Export the visible initial video list of a public YouTube channel. Unofficial and not affiliated with YouTube.
When to use it
Use this YouTube channel videos scraper to collect the first visible page of video IDs, titles and positions from channels you already know. It is useful for a quick channel catalog or page-level comparison, with no claim to a complete upload history.
Input
Provide 1–5 URLs ending in /videos under youtube.com/@handle or youtube.com/channel/UC.... A channel is fetched once per run.
Output
One type=video_listing row per validated video in the initial HTML page: videoId, title, canonical videoUrl, channelId, channelTitle, channelUrl, one-based visible position and fetchedAt. Row count varies with the page; it is commonly about 30.
Pricing
$0.0008 per exported video row, billed once through the primary channel-video-extracted event. No actor-start or secondary event. Rows are charged only when delivered to the dataset.
Limits
Only the initial video tab page is read. No pagination, continuation, full channel history, fixed row count or guaranteed newest order. At most 5 pages plus one robots request, 30-second page timeout, at least 2 seconds between YouTube requests, 120-second run budget. Blocks and structure changes fail explicitly; zero rows are never a successful result.
Privacy
Only public video IDs/titles and channel metadata are returned. Descriptions, comments, contacts, cookies, faces, images, transcripts and raw page markup are excluded.
