YouTube Channel Intelligence Pro: Videos, Comments, Transcripts
Pricing
$3.00 / 1,000 youtube video rows
Pull YouTube videos, channels, playlists, shorts, and live streams. Each row ships engagement, transcripts, top comments with replies, chapters, most replayed heatmap, channel stats, related videos, and music credits. 16 regions. Pay per video.
YouTube search queries. Each term runs an independent search. Combine with sortBy, uploadDate, duration, and features filters below.
[]Mix any of: video URL (/watch?v= or youtu.be/), channel URL (/@handle, /channel/UC..., /c/, /user/), playlist URL (/playlist?list=), shorts URL (/shorts/), hashtag URL (/hashtag/), or search results URL (/results?search_query=).
[]11 character YouTube video IDs (e.g. dQw4w9WgXcQ). Fastest input mode. Skip the listing crawl and fetch each video directly.
[]Channel handles like @MrBeast or @veritasium. Pulls the channel's video catalog up to maxVideosPerChannel. Combine with dateFrom or dateTo to slice the catalog by upload date.
[]Cap on regular videos returned per search. 0 means everything YouTube exposes (typically up to a few hundred).
Cap on shorts returned per search. 0 disables shorts in search results.
Cap on live streams returned per search. 0 disables live results.
Cap on videos pulled per channel handle or channel URL. Older catalogs scroll deep, so this is the safest knob to control cost.
Cap on videos pulled per playlist URL.
Restrict search results by recency. Applies to searchTerms only.
Restrict search results by length. Applies to searchTerms only.
Sort order for searchTerms. Default is relevance.
Restrict search to videos with these features. Multiple values stack. Applies to searchTerms only.
[]ISO date (YYYY-MM-DD). Drops videos uploaded before this date when crawling channels or playlists. Leave blank for no lower bound.
ISO date (YYYY-MM-DD). Drops videos uploaded after this date when crawling channels or playlists. Leave blank for no upper bound.
Pull the auto generated or human written transcript. Each segment carries start time, duration, and text. Useful for AI summarization, content audits, and SEO research.
Preferred transcript language codes in priority order (e.g. en, es, de, ja, hi). The first available track is used. Leave default to take whatever YouTube serves first.
[ "en"]Pull the top comments thread. Each comment carries author, channel ID, text, like count, reply count, posted time, and pinned or hearted flag.
Cap on top level comments returned per video. Ignored if extractTopComments is off.
Walk into each top level comment and pull the first batch of replies. Adds latency. Off by default.
Pull the chapter timeline if the creator added one (or YouTube auto generated one). Each chapter has title, start time, and thumbnail.
Pull the up next sidebar (video ID, title, channel, view count). Useful for content recommendation graphs.
Resolve subscriber count, total video count, joined date, country, and links for every distinct channel encountered. One extra page hit per channel.
Pull the music tracks panel (song title, artist, album, license) and the credit list (people, locations) if present.
Pull the most replayed segment markers (timestamp + intensity 0 to 1). Lets analysts find the highest engagement moments programmatically.
Capture available video and audio stream URLs and bitrates from the player response. Some streams are signed and time bounded.
Pull end screen elements and info cards. Useful for cross promotion analysis on creator networks.
Two letter country code passed as gl. Affects which results YouTube returns and which currency monetary fields show.
Two letter language code passed as hl. Affects which language YouTube renders metadata in.
Skip video IDs already pushed in previous runs. Turn off to refresh stale rows.
Number of pages processed in parallel. Three to five is safe. Higher values trigger consent walls and rate limits.