Every Rival On One Board
Give it your rival channels and AllyHub lines them up side by side on a single board — subscriber and view totals, plus yours when you add it, so the field reads at a glance.
See why a rival channel is winning — and walk away with the specific moves that close the gap.
Give it your rival channels and AllyHub lines them up side by side on a single board — subscriber and view totals, plus yours when you add it, so the field reads at a glance.
It compares how consistently each one uploads and where their average views and engagement rate land — figures computed from the public videos, not a subscriber count that says who's big, not who's gaining.
For each rival AllyHub surfaces the few videos doing the heavy lifting, ranked by views, so you see the topics and formats earning the watch time rather than the ones they publish most.
Across the set, AllyHub reads what topics every rival covers and where the gaps are — subjects nobody's filling, formats nobody nails — so the white space is a list, not a hunch.
YouTube shows today's numbers, not history. Save the board, re-run it on a schedule, and the race is tracked from the day you start — growth you build by re-running, not a trend it invents.
Point the gaps at AllyHub's writing and it turns them into video ideas, titles, or a script outline — so the analysis ends where your next upload begins, in the same workflow.
From a handful of rival channels to a benchmarked board and a content plan.
Name the rivals or paste their channel links, and say what you're comparing for. There's no code to write and no dashboard to configure first.
It lines them up on subs and views, plus cadence, average views, and engagement rate computed from their public videos, their top videos, and the topics they share and miss.
Export the board, hand the gaps to idea and script drafting, or brief your team. Saved as a Playbook, the benchmark refreshes itself on whatever cadence you set.
Basic trackers stop at subscriber counts — the loudest number and the least useful. AllyHub compares the behaviour that actually moves views: how consistently each rival posts, how their engagement holds up, and which topics they win, so the comparison points at something you can change.
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The big analytics names show a growth curve pulled from a database you can't audit and can't reproduce. AllyHub doesn't pretend to know a channel's past — it tracks the race forward from your first run, on public numbers you can check, so the trend is one you built yourself.
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Most tools stop at a scorecard and leave the thinking to you. AllyHub carries the comparison one step on: the content gaps it finds become video ideas and outlines in the same session, so a benchmark turns into next week's upload instead of a slide.
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Save your competitor set and benchmark criteria as a Playbook; the next run goes straight to the comparison instead of re-learning the setup. It builds on what it already knows about your niche, so tracking the same rivals compounds with every task instead of restarting.
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Creators, agencies, consultants, and brand teams who have to explain why a rival is winning — and what to do about it.
You can feel a rival pulling ahead, but "they have more subs" tells you nothing you can act on. Put your channel next to theirs on cadence, engagement, and topics, and the gap becomes a to-do list instead of a mood.
A client asks why a competitor is winning and "post more" isn't a strategy you can bill. Benchmark the set and hand back the specific formats and topics moving the needle, with the numbers behind each call.
You're advising a launch into a niche you can't yet see the shape of. Rank the incumbents against each other and you can see which subjects are crowded and which are wide open — before a dollar is spent.
Leadership asks how the brand's channel stacks up against three rivals and the answer is a hand-built slide that's stale by the meeting. Keep the benchmark on file and refresh it for each review — same board, current numbers.
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It's a tool that compares rival channels side by side to show who's winning and why — on metrics like upload cadence, engagement, and top content — and where the content gaps are. AllyHub builds that board from the channels you name and carries the findings into your own content plan.
Yes — comparing one set of rivals is free. The paid plan kicks in once you're benchmarking many channels, tracking them regularly, or saving the workflow to reuse.
You track it forward, not backward. YouTube doesn't publish a channel's history, and AllyHub doesn't keep a database of one — so instead of inventing a past, it captures today's numbers and, when you save the board and re-run it on a schedule, builds the growth trend from the day you started watching.
Public, comparable ones: subscriber and view totals as shown, plus upload cadence, average views, and engagement rate computed from each channel's public videos, and the top-performing videos on each. It doesn't reach private analytics — no watch time, retention, or demographics from inside a rival's YouTube Studio.
This page assumes you can name your rivals. If you don't yet know who they are, the [YouTube Channel Finder](/tools/youtube-channel-finder) is built to surface channels in a niche; bring the ones it finds back here to benchmark them side by side.
Most tools give you the same numbers every month and forget the last run. AllyHub saves the whole benchmark as a Playbook and re-runs it, so tracking your rivals compounds with every task and each pass costs less than the last.