The List, Scoped to You
Name a country and a category and AllyHub pulls YouTube's live trending feed for exactly that lane — the current ranking as it stands the moment you run it, not a national catch-all.
Pull YouTube's trending list by country and category — ranked by how fast each video has climbed since it posted, not by who already peaked.
Name a country and a category and AllyHub pulls YouTube's live trending feed for exactly that lane — the current ranking as it stands the moment you run it, not a national catch-all.
AllyHub re-ranks the list by how fast each video has piled up views since it posted — its count over its age, plus like-to-view ratios — so a six-hour breakout outranks a three-week-old peak.
Across the top of the list AllyHub reads the title angles, thumbnail styles, and formats that keep repeating — so you see what the algorithm is rewarding this week, not just which videos won.
Ask for a finer topic than YouTube's broad categories and AllyHub searches out the videos surging on it right now — catching momentum in a sub-niche that never reaches the platform's headline trending lanes.
Save the scrape as a Playbook, re-run it on your cadence, and each pass flags what's new to the list or over the threshold you set — so a climber reaches you before it crests.
Send the ranked set to AllyHub's writing and the recurring hooks come back as newsjacking briefs, title options, or a shortlist of clips to cut — the research and the draft happen in one place.
From a country and category to a momentum-ranked trending list in three steps.
Tell AllyHub the country, the category, and any finer topic to watch — in plain English or as structured filters. Nothing to log into, no API key to request.
Each video comes back with its trending rank, title, channel, URL, view count, likes, comments, publish age, duration, category, and thumbnail — plus climb rate and engagement ratios AllyHub computes.
Download the list, or push it to briefs and clip shortlists. Saved as a Playbook, the scrape repeats on the cadence you set: daily, hourly, or on call.
A plain trending scraper sorts YouTube's list by raw view count — floating videos at their ceiling to the top, burying the ones just taking off. AllyHub ranks by how fast each is climbing since it posted, so the breakout you can still ride leads instead of yesterday's winners.
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YouTube's trending tab is one national list for everyone. AllyHub scopes it to your country and your category, so the ranking reflects the audience you actually serve — gaming in Brazil — instead of whatever happens to be biggest nationwide.
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A list of URLs isn't an opportunity, and most trending scrapers stop right at the export. AllyHub closes the gap between spotting a trend and doing something with it, so you leave with a plan for a post — not a bookmark you'll revisit when the wave's gone.
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Save your trend hunt — country, category, ranking rule, alert threshold — as a Playbook, and the next run skips straight to the results. AllyHub builds on what it already knows about your niche, so every scrape lands faster and sharper than the last, and never starts from scratch again.
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Social managers, editors, trend researchers, and creators who win by moving on a surge before it saturates.
Your job is to react to a trend before the window shuts, but by the time a video reaches YouTube's generic trending tab, half your feed has already posted about it. Pull the climbing videos in your niche each morning and you're clipping while the surge is still building, not chasing a wave that's already broken.
The stories that break on YouTube — a creator's hot take that outruns the newsroom, a groundswell around an unfolding event — surface outside your usual wire feeds, and you hear about them late. Watch the trending feed for your region and the moment a video starts climbing, it's on your desk as a coverage call, not a missed one.
Mapping what's surging across countries and niches by hand means refreshing a dozen trending tabs and eyeballing the difference. Scrape them all on one schedule and the zeitgeist reads as a dataset — what's crossing borders, which subcultures are gaining ground — instead of a browser full of tabs.
You can see what's trending, but not why it's trending in time to use it. Get the title and thumbnail patterns behind the climbing videos and you can apply what the algorithm is rewarding to your own upload while the same preferences still hold.
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A YouTube trending video scraper collects the videos climbing fastest on YouTube right now — scoped by country, category, or topic — so you catch what's breaking out without babysitting the trending tab yourself. AllyHub adds momentum ranking, finer scoping, and follow-on steps that turn the list into briefs you can act on.
Yes — a single-region trending scrape runs on the free plan. Scoping many regions at once, re-running on a schedule, threshold alerts, and saved Playbooks are on the paid plans.
Every run is a live pull — AllyHub reads YouTube's trending feed at that moment, not a cached copy. What it isn't is a per-second counter watching numbers tick: the "how fast it's climbing" figure is measured from a single reading, views against how long the video's been up. To see a video keep accelerating after you spot it, save the scrape and re-run it on a schedule, and AllyHub builds the change across your own pulls.
Country and YouTube's own trending categories (Music, Gaming, News, and the rest) are the native lanes, and AllyHub pulls any of them. For a finer topic than YouTube's broad categories — a specific format or sub-niche — AllyHub searches out the videos surging on it, so you're not limited to the platform's headline trending tabs.
Two different signals. A finder retrieves videos that match a topic or keyword whenever you ask, sorted by relevance. This page surfaces what's gaining views fastest at this moment, sorted by momentum. Reach for the trending scraper when timing is the whole point — and because AllyHub keeps the whole hunt as a Playbook, re-running the same lane next week is one click that compounds with every task instead of starting from scratch.