YouTube Video Finder

It's a tool for pulling the specific videos that fit a set of conditions — a topic, a keyword, a view floor, a date window — into one ranked list, instead of scrolling YouTube's relevance feed. AllyHub layers on combined filters, multi-topic runs, and follow-on research like transcripts and comment analysis.

Yes — a single-topic search with the standard filters is free. Paid plans open up running many topics at once, putting a search on a recurring schedule, and heavier follow-on steps like extracting transcripts in bulk.

Yes — put a floor or ceiling on views, pick an upload-date window, cap the length, or bound the channel's subscriber count, and AllyHub returns only the videos that clear those bars. Combine them to surface overperformers: high views on a small channel, the videos a relevance feed keeps hidden.

Different jobs. A trending scraper surfaces what's surging right now, ranked by momentum; a niche finder maps whole topic spaces to enter. A video finder is for when you already know the topic and want the specific videos that match your exact criteria, any time — not just this week's risers.

Most finders are a search box with a few filters — you get a list and you're done. AllyHub keeps the whole search as a Playbook and layers in your topics, sources, and standards over time, so each run is sharper than the last and compounds with every task instead of starting from scratch.