So you have more than one YouTube channel, and it can be a bit overwhelming trying to keep up with all their stats.
Or say you want to know which of your channels is closest to monetization. So you open Studio, and it shows you exactly one channel.
You check the subscribers. You check the watch hours. Then you switch accounts, wait for it all to load again, and check the next one. By the third channel you’ve forgotten what the first one said.
You know you ought to put it all in a spreadsheet. But that’s an evening’s work, and then another evening next week, and you’d rather spend those evenings actually making videos.
So you don’t. You just keep uploading, and hope you’re pointing your effort at the right channel.
But what if you could see every one of your channels on a single screen? And know — not guess — which one gets there first, and roughly when?
That’s exactly why I made Cha-Ching Channels.
It’s a free Chrome extension that puts every channel you own in one dashboard: views, watch time, subscribers, and how close each one is to the bar. It works out when each channel gets there at the rate it’s going, and lets you push the numbers around to see what would actually move that date.
And it doesn’t just show you the problem. There are six tools built in that go and do something about it — pointing your Shorts viewers at your long-form videos, chaining your uploads into playlists that autoplay, adding end screens and info cards across a whole playlist at once, and rewriting the titles of the videos nobody can find. Every one of them shows you exactly what it’s about to change, and asks first.
Nothing leaves your computer. There’s no account and no subscription — it connects to your own YouTube account using your own free Google API key, which takes about ten minutes to set up the first time. After that it just updates on its own, every night, and lets you optimize things when you want.
Install it from here for free!