Step 01
Paste a channel
A channel link, an @handle or a link to one of its videos all work.
Free tool · Channels
Paste a channel and see its public figures against YouTube's published threshold for the Partner Program. What only the owner can see, it says so.
00:01How to use it
Step 01
A channel link, an @handle or a link to one of its videos all work.
Step 02
Subscribers, total views, videos, and what its newest uploads are, long-form or Shorts.
Step 03
Watch hours and Shorts views are private. The channel's owner sees them in Studio, under Earn.
00:02Questions
No tool outside YouTube can know for sure. YouTube doesn't publish which channels are in the Partner Program, so this shows the public figures and how they compare with YouTube's published threshold.
YouTube's Partner Program help page lists two routes: 1,000 subscribers with 4,000 public watch hours in the last 12 months, or 1,000 subscribers with 10 million Shorts views in the last 90 days. Then YouTube reviews the channel.
Watch hours and Shorts views over time are private to the channel. Its owner sees them in YouTube Studio, in the Earn area.
Yes. Paste a link to any of the channel's videos and it checks the channel behind it.
Your first look is free. The ideas cost $1 for 7 days.