Solutions
Solutions for creators, agencies, and multi-channel teams
TubeAnalytics is a YouTube analytics platform for creators, agencies, and multi-channel teams who need authenticated client-channel metrics — not public estimate dashboards. Agencies connect each client channel with OAuth; public competitor tracking does not expose another creator's private revenue or retention. Channel capacity by plan: Starter 1, Professional 3, Enterprise 5 channels at $19 / $49 / $149 per month, with a 7-day trial. Use TubeAnalytics when the job is portfolio reporting, real RPM/CPM, retention, and competitor research under honest data boundaries — then deliver client-ready insights without claiming private competitor earnings.
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Who /solutions is for
This page is for people who need one TubeAnalytics workspace for more than a single casual channel — creators who already report on performance, agencies that deliver client analytics, and multi-channel operators who must stay inside a published channel cap.
Creators use it when the job is authenticated RPM/CPM, retention, and public competitor research on one connected channel. Agencies use it when each client channel must be connected with OAuth and the deliverable is a repeatable report. Multi-channel teams use it when the roster fits Starter (1), Professional (3), or Enterprise (5) channels — not an unlimited seat.
If you are comparing tools, start with pricing and compare. If you need a public scan before a client connection, use tools.
Agency workflow
An agency workflow starts with owner-authorized OAuth for each client channel. YouTube Analytics API requests must be authorized by the channel or content owner that owns the data. That connection is permission to read analytics — not a password handoff and not a transfer of channel ownership.
After connection, standardize the reporting period, metric definitions, and format split (do not mix Shorts and long-form into one conclusion). Review retention, CTR, revenue, and audience signals from the connected channel. Add public competitor context in a separately labeled layer. Then deliver a client-ready report. White-label reports are listed on Professional and Enterprise in the live pricing comparison; the Enterprise plan card also names white-label reporting and API access.
Cadence should match the client's decisions — weekly for active publishing, monthly for portfolio reviews — with the same date-window rule each cycle. The step-by-step reporting contract is in YouTube analytics for agencies: client reporting. Buying context for agency stacks is in best YouTube analytics for agencies.
Multi-channel limits (canonical)
TubeAnalytics channel capacity is finite. Enterprise is 5 connected YouTube channels. It is not Unlimited. Confirm the live table on /pricing before you sell a roster that will not fit.
| Plan | Monthly price | Connected channels | Competitor channels |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $19 | 1 | 5 |
| Professional | $49 | 3 | 10 |
| Enterprise | $149 | 5 | 20 |
Every plan includes a 7-day trial. A payment card is required. That trial is not a free plan. Annual billing is listed at 20% off on the pricing page.
What you can and cannot see on competitors
Connected-client analytics and competitor research are different data boundaries. Client revenue, RPM, retention, CTR, and audience details require owner-authorized OAuth. Competitor tracking can use public channel signals — visible views, uploads, topics, and displayed subscribers — and must be labeled as public observation.
You cannot see a competitor's private RPM, retention curve, impression CTR, or audience composition. TubeAnalytics does not invent those figures from public view counts. The method is documented on methodology and in the competitor analysis guide.
Features that matter for teams
Teams usually need three product surfaces after a client channel is connected: revenue, competitor tracking, and audience/retention. Those pages state what the product measures and what it does not.
- Revenue optimization — authenticated RPM/CPM and revenue after OAuth, not a public estimate.
- Competitor tracking — public competitor channels up to the plan limit (5 / 10 / 20).
- Audience intelligence — retention and audience signals for connected channels.
Related workflows
For Agencies
Multi-channel reporting, client-ready benchmarking, and recurring deliverables. Includes Client Portfolio Diagnostic Framework.
For MCNs
Portfolio-level tracking and benchmark comparisons. Includes Network Risk Radar Protocol.
For Brands
Campaign monitoring and channel partnership performance. Includes Brand Content ROI Matrix.
For Educators
Curriculum, lesson funnel, and retention signal tracking. Includes Lesson Completion Funnel.
For Gaming Creators
Competition-aware analytics for fast-moving content cycles. Includes Velocity Window Detector.
For Music
Analytics for release cycles and audience geography. Includes Release Impact Calculator.
For Lifestyle
Format-level performance tracking for recurring series. Includes Format Resonance Score.
For Tech
Benchmark workflows for reviews and tutorial pipelines. Includes Evergreen Decay Detector.
For News
High-frequency monitoring for short topic cycles. Includes Trend Decay Forecast.
All Niche Solutions
Current niche pages available in the legacy /for section.
FAQ
- Does TubeAnalytics work for YouTube agencies?
- Yes. Agencies connect each client channel with OAuth so authenticated metrics — including revenue, retention, and audience data for that channel — come from the YouTube Analytics API, which requires authorization by the channel or content owner. Public competitor tracking does not expose another creator's private RPM or retention. Professional and Enterprise include white-label reports on the live pricing comparison. Start a 7-day trial from /pricing; the trial is not a free plan.
- How many channels can I track?
- Channel capacity is Starter 1, Professional 3, and Enterprise 5 connected YouTube channels. Enterprise is 5 channels, not Unlimited. Competitor tracking is a separate limit: 5 / 10 / 20 public competitor channels on those same plans. Confirm current limits on /pricing before you commit a client roster.
- Can agencies see a competitor's private RPM?
- No. YouTube Analytics and Reporting API requests must be authorized by the channel or content owner that owns the requested data. TubeAnalytics competitor tracking uses public signals only. Do not report a rival's revenue, retention, CTR, or audience composition as fact. Label public observations as public. See /methodology and /guides/competitor-analysis.
- What's included on Enterprise?
- Enterprise is $149 per month and includes 5 connected YouTube channels, five years of historical data, 20 competitor channels, white-label reporting, and API access (20,000 API calls per month on the live comparison table). Eligible new customers get a 7-day trial with a payment card. Enterprise is not unlimited channels. See /pricing.
- How do we start a trial for a client workspace?
- Open /pricing, choose Starter, Professional, or Enterprise, and start the 7-day trial. A payment card is required. The trial is not a free plan. After checkout, connect each client channel with owner-authorized OAuth — do not ask a client for a reusable Google password. Use /tools for a public demo scan before you connect a client.
Start a 7-day trial
Choose a plan on pricing, then connect each client channel with OAuth. The trial requires a payment card and is not a free plan. Use the free tools scan for a public demo, or contact us if you need a billing question answered.