Built for YouTube Managers
The command center for YouTube channel managers
If you run more than one YouTube channel, your day is half analytics and half account switching. YT Manager puts every channel you manage on one screen — views, watch time, CTR, retention and top videos — so you can check ten channels in the time Studio takes to load one.
Why managing channels in YouTube Studio breaks down
YouTube Studio was built for one creator looking at one channel. The moment you manage several, every routine task multiplies: log out, log in, pick the right brand account, re-select the date range, screenshot the numbers, paste them into a spreadsheet, repeat. Nothing compares across channels, nothing carries over, and giving an editor access means handing out Google credentials you can never really take back.
What youtube managers get with YT Manager
Every channel on one screen
Connect the channels you manage once. Switch between them with a click, or view them side by side on a single leaderboard ranked by views, watch time, subscribers gained or CTR.
No Google account switching
Channels are connected with read-only access. You never sign out, never juggle brand accounts, and never lose your place mid-review.
Invite editors without sharing logins
Add editors, thumbnail designers or VAs to a shared workspace. They see the analytics they need and nothing else — no Google password, no upload rights, no channel settings.
Client-ready reporting
Weekly recaps and shareable performance reports replace the screenshot-and-spreadsheet ritual. Send a clean summary of what moved and why instead of a wall of raw numbers.
Catch problems before the client does
Growth blockers surface videos whose CTR sits below channel average, uploads that broke a streak, and formats that quietly stopped working.
Start free with two channels
Two connected channels free forever, no credit card. Add more as your roster grows.
Before and after
| Task | Studio + spreadsheets | YT Manager |
|---|---|---|
| Viewing several channels | Sign out and back in for each one | One dashboard, one click to switch |
| Comparing channel performance | Manual spreadsheet | Built-in cross-channel leaderboard |
| Giving an editor access | Share Google credentials | Read-only workspace invite |
| Weekly client report | Screenshots pasted into a doc | Generated summary per channel |
| Spotting a failing video | Notice it weeks later | Flagged as a growth blocker |
How it works
- 1
Connect the channels you manage
Sign in with Google and grant read-only access to each channel. Takes about a minute per channel.
- 2
Review everything in one pass
Open the dashboard and scan all channels at once: views, watch time, subscribers, CTR and top videos across your chosen date range.
- 3
Bring the team in
Invite editors and designers to the workspace so they see the performance of the work they shipped, without credentials changing hands.
- 4
Report without the busywork
Pull a weekly summary per channel and send it on. Same format every week, so clients know exactly what they're looking at.
Frequently asked questions
- How many YouTube channels can I manage?
- Two channels free forever with no credit card. Paid plans raise the limit for managers and agencies handling larger rosters.
- Can YT Manager upload or change my clients' videos?
- No. Access is read-only. YT Manager can display analytics but cannot post, edit, delete or change anything on a channel.
- Do my clients need to give me their Google password?
- No. Each channel owner connects their own channel with read-only access, or adds you to a shared workspace. Credentials are never exchanged.
- Can my editors see the analytics too?
- Yes. Invite them to the workspace and they see channel performance without any control over the channel itself.
- Does it work for brand accounts?
- Yes. Any channel your Google account can access in YouTube Studio, including brand accounts, can be connected.
Every channel you manage, on one screen
Two channels free forever. Read-only access, no credit card, set up in minutes.
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