A YouTube Studio alternative built for people who run more than one channel

YouTube Studio is excellent at showing you one channel at a time. That is exactly the problem once you own two, five or fifteen channels. YT Manager keeps the same read-only YouTube data you already trust and puts every channel side by side in a single dashboard.

The problem with the Studio workflow

Studio was designed around a single signed-in identity. Every extra channel means another account switch, another tab, and another mental reset. Nothing compares, nothing aggregates, and nothing tells you which channel deserves your attention this week.

What YT Manager does differently

Every channel you own or manage in one view, no account switching
Unified views, watch time, subscribers, impressions, CTR and estimated revenue
A channel leaderboard that ranks performance so priorities are obvious
An AI coach that reads across the whole portfolio, not one channel in isolation

YouTube Studio vs YT Manager

YouTube Studio

One channel per session; you switch accounts to see the next one.

YT Manager

All connected channels load together, with totals and per-channel breakdowns.

Frequently asked questions

Does YT Manager replace YouTube Studio?: It replaces the reporting and review side of Studio. Uploading, editing and comment moderation still happen in Studio — YT Manager is where you read the numbers and decide what to do.
Is my YouTube data safe?: YT Manager requests read-only YouTube Data and Analytics scopes. It cannot post, edit or delete anything on your channels.
How many channels can I connect?: Plans start at a small number of channels and scale up for agencies managing large portfolios.

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