Company information and trust pages

TubeAnalytics builds YouTube analytics software for creators, agencies, and media companies that need accurate revenue data, audience intelligence, and competitive benchmarks. The platform connects directly to YouTube's Analytics API and presents channel performance in a workspace designed for daily operational use — not occasional check-ins.

The product was built to close the gap between what YouTube Studio shows and what professional content operations actually need: RPM trends over time, competitor benchmarks, white-label client reports, and audience demographic data that informs strategy rather than just tracking historical performance.

Our data methodology is built on three core pillars that ensure accuracy and relevance:

TubeAnalytics was founded to solve a specific problem: creators deserve accurate revenue data they can act on — not estimates built on industry averages.

Here are the key facts about our company:

All content published on TubeAnalytics — benchmark reports, guides, blog posts, and research — follows documented editorial and methodology standards. Data cited in articles is sourced from the platform's own anonymized aggregate data, from official YouTube and Google reports, or from clearly attributed third-party research.

Benchmark figures such as CPM ranges, RPM averages, and retention rate baselines are drawn from the platform's dataset and updated on a quarterly schedule. Methodology details including sample size, date range, and normalization approach are published alongside every cited figure so readers can evaluate the data in context.

Agencies and content studios evaluating TubeAnalytics for client use can request a guided product walkthrough through the contact page. The team provides implementation support for complex multi-channel setups and can answer questions about API access, white-label configuration, and enterprise billing.

Press inquiries, research partnerships, and affiliate arrangements each have dedicated contact routes. The methodology and editorial policy pages provide the background that journalists and content partners frequently request when citing TubeAnalytics data in external publications.