How to See Your YouTube Subscribers

YouTube is one of the most popular and oldest video streaming platforms globally. Launched in 2005, it quickly gained recognition and was acquired by Google in 2006. If you’re a YouTuber, tracking your subscribers is crucial to understanding your channel’s growth and audience. Whether you’re doing it for fun or aiming to monetize, knowing how to see your YouTube subscribers is essential for managing your content and strategy.

YouTube Subscribers

Making videos for YouTube is a lot of fun. Especially when you are doing it for entertainment. YouTube is a widely used platform, and many YouTubers are also out there. Everyone who tries to make their channel popular wants to know how many subscribers they have on YouTube. It is also important to know what kind of subscribers they have. If you can see your subscriber list and their background, it would be very nice feedback for you, especially if you aim to make money on YouTube.

There is a fast way to get subscribers on YouTube. You can do it both on a desktop and a mobile device. First, let’s take a look at how to see your YouTube subscribers on a desktop.

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See Your Subscribers on a Desktop

YouTube offers an easy interface both on a desktop and on a mobile device. Let’s see how to see the subscribers on the desktop.

1. Log into your account and click on your profile photo on the upper right side of the page.
2. Select ‘Your Channel’ from the drop-down menu.
3. Under the name of your channel, you will see the subscriber count. You can also see the most recent subscribers with their names and profiles. This is in YouTube’s Beta Studio.
4. You will see the ‘YouTube Studio’ button next to your channel name on the header. Click on it.
5. Now you can see some of the insights, such as your subscribers’ number and a summary of your channel, including your views, watch time, and top videos.
6. If you want to see further information about your subscribers, click on the ‘Recent Subscribers’ button on the Dashboard of the YouTube Studio screen.

However, you can only see the 100 most recent subscribers, and you can view the ones with a public profile. If you don’t have access to YouTube Studio Beta or the list above, you can see the total number of your public subscribers on the YouTube Creator Studio Classic Subscribers Page.

See Your Subscribers on a Mobile Device

The steps on the mobile are similar to desktop ones.

1. Log into your account and tap on your profile icon.
2. Select ‘Your channel’ from the account screen.
3. You can see the number of your subscribers next to your user icon under your name.

How to See Who Viewed Your Channel on YouTube

You can find a deeper analysis of people who subscribed to your YouTube channel and visitors. Greater analytics are very useful for getting feedback. This way, you can navigate your content and start to get more traffic to your channel.

Now let’s see how and where to find these insights. 

1. Log into your account and click on your profile photo.
2. Then select ‘Your channel’ from the dropdown menu.
3. You will see the ‘YouTube Studio’ button next to your channel name on the header. Click on it.
4. You will reach the ‘Channel dashboard’ page, and in the box on the right, there is ‘Channel analytics.’ 
5. Click on the blue ‘Go to Channel Analytics’ button.
6. On the Channel Analytics page, click on ‘Audience.’
7. Now you can find all the information about your audience. 

Here you can find the number of your unique viewers, average views per viewer, and subscribers in a chart. YouTube Support recommends that you analyze information about the gender, age, top countries, and top subtitle/CC languages of your audience to understand them.

Seeing Your Subscribers in Short

Being able to track your YouTube subscribers and analyze your audience is key to growing a successful channel. Whether you’re using a desktop or mobile device, you can easily view your subscribers and access further insights via YouTube Studio. Tracking your subscribers provides valuable feedback and helps you adjust your content strategy to attract more viewers and increase engagement. Using YouTube Analytics, you can gain even more detailed data about your audience, helping you make informed decisions on how to grow your channel.