YouTube Subscriber & View Tracker
Track a public YouTube channel's subscriber and view growth over time. Each lookup saves a snapshot in your browser, so you can see exactly how much a channel has grown since you last checked.
How it works
YouTube's API only returns a channel's current totals — it doesn't provide historical subscriber or view data. This tool works around that by saving a timestamped snapshot in your browser's local storage every time you look up a channel. The next time you check the same channel, it compares the new numbers against your saved snapshots and shows you exactly how much it has grown, both since your last check and since your very first one.
How to use this tool
- Paste the channel's @handle, URL, or channel ID.
- Hit Track Growth. This saves today's snapshot automatically.
- Come back and search the same channel again on a different day.
- See the growth since your last snapshot and the full history table.
Good to know
- To look up a channel, its URL or @handle is sent to CreatorAiHub’s server, which asks the official YouTube Data API for the current public statistics. The snapshots used to show growth are saved only in your browser’s local storage — clear them with Reset.
- Growth is measured only between the snapshots you take on this device; YouTube does not provide historical data, and public subscriber counts are rounded.
- CreatorAiHub is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by YouTube or Google.
Frequently asked questions
Where is my tracking history stored?
Entirely in your own browser's local storage. We don't save it on our servers, so it won't sync across devices and will be lost if you clear your browser data.
Why does it only show one snapshot per day?
Looking up the same channel multiple times in one day updates that day's entry rather than creating duplicates, so your history stays clean and readable.
Can I track more than one channel?
Yes. Each channel's history is saved separately, so you can track as many channels as you like — just search each one to build up its history.
Why does it show subscribers as Hidden?
Some creators hide their subscriber count in YouTube settings. When that's the case, growth tracking for subscribers isn't available, but view count tracking still works.