TubeAnalytics review: YouTube analytics with real CPM and RPM, retention data and competitor tracking. Plans start at $19/month with a 7-day trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
TubeAnalytics is a YouTube analytics platform aimed at creators, agencies and multi-channel operators. Its main idea is to keep two data sources clearly apart: analytics from a channel you authorize, and public statistics for channels you do not own. The company states it is not affiliated with YouTube or Google LLC.
The product was founded in 2026 by Mike Holp, who built it to bring revenue data, retention curves and competitor research into one workspace. It positions itself as an addition to YouTube Studio rather than a replacement for it.
You choose a plan, complete checkout and authorize your YouTube channel through Google OAuth. Analytics access is read-only, and TubeAnalytics cannot publish videos, edit metadata or change channel settings. You never share your YouTube password.
After connection, the first sync starts and data then refreshes once a day. The site notes that availability varies by channel and metric, and that YouTube can delay or adjust reports. Revenue data requires an eligible monetized channel. Competitor data also syncs daily and builds history from saved public snapshots.
For your own channel, TubeAnalytics reports views, watch time, subscribers, audience retention curves, traffic sources, demographics and authenticated CPM, estimated revenue and derived RPM. Revenue can be viewed by video and country, though video and country CPM are not available.
Beyond analytics, it offers public competitor tracking, trend discovery from sampled recent videos, AI video ideas, AI thumbnail scoring, a script generator, transcripts and SEO tools. Thumbnail scores are relative visual scores, not measured click-through rates. Reports can be scheduled and exported as PDF or Excel.
TubeAnalytics is a YouTube analytics platform for creators and agencies. It shows data from channels you connect, including retention, traffic sources and authenticated CPM and RPM, alongside public statistics for competitor channels. It was founded in 2026 by Mike Holp.
Monthly prices are Starter $19, Professional $49 and Enterprise $149. Annual billing lowers these to $15, $39 and $119 per month. Plans differ by channel count, history length, competitor spots and AI allowances.
Eligible new customers get a 7-day trial on any plan, and a payment card is required. Cancel before the trial ends to avoid the first charge. There is also a free public stats check that needs no sign-in.
Yes, for a YouTube channel you connect and authorize, if it is eligible for monetization. It does not show a competitor's private earnings. Video and country CPM are listed as unavailable.
YouTube Studio is YouTube's free first-party analytics for one channel at a time. TubeAnalytics adds public competitor statistics, multiple channels in one dashboard and AI planning tools. It adds to Studio rather than replacing it.
TubeAnalytics uses Google OAuth, so you never share your password. Analytics access is read-only. It cannot publish videos, edit video metadata or change channel settings, though authorized comment actions are possible.
Starter supports one channel, Professional up to three and Enterprise up to five. Competitor tracking allows 5, 10 or 20 channels depending on the plan.
It suits monetized creators who want reported revenue data and agencies running up to five channels. It is less suited to anyone wanting private competitor metrics, which the product does not offer.