Yes. Open the search, filter by niche, country, subscriber tier and engagement, then browse creator profiles without a signup. Paid plans add audience analytics, fake-subscriber detail, watch-time data, CSV export and the creator CRM, but the search itself is free.

Over 400M creator profiles across YouTube, Instagram and TikTok. The YouTube set covers nano channels from a few thousand subscribers up to global names with tens of millions, refreshed continuously so the data is not a yearly snapshot.

Yes. ClickAnalytic flags each creator’s content mix — % Shorts vs % long-form vs % Live. This is critical because a Shorts-dominant channel has a different audience behavior and conversion pattern from a long-form review channel, even at the same subscriber count.

Nano (1K–10K subs): 3–6%. Micro (10K–100K): 2–4%. Mid-tier (100K–1M): 1.5–3%. Macro (1M–10M): 1–2%. Mega (10M+): 0.5–1.5%. YouTube engagement runs structurally lower than TikTok/Instagram because it’s calculated against views and viewers act less often per visit.

Four signals: engagement rate vs benchmark for the tier, average views as a % of subscribers (under 5% is suspicious for a non-dormant channel), audience country distribution (large mismatch is a flag), and growth pattern (clean channels grow with content uploads, fake channels show suspicious daily jumps). ClickAnalytic combines all of these into a single Fake-Subscriber Score.

Yes. Beyond country, you can filter by audience age band, gender split and language. This is essential when targeting specific demographics.

Likes plus comments plus shares on the last 30 videos, divided by views (not subscribers). We exclude sponsored uploads and giveaways to avoid inflated numbers.

Yes. Shorts views, likes, comments and shares are all factored into the creator profile, and you can sort and filter the database by Shorts performance specifically.

Yes. Average views per video over the last 30 uploads is shown for every creator. This is the most reliable indicator of actual reach because subscriber count can be inflated, but average views are not.

CSV export and CRM integrations are available on paid plans. The search itself is free.

Yes. The nano-creator tier is fully covered and you can filter the search to show only nano channels. Many brands get the best YouTube ROI here because cost is low and engagement is highest.

Creator profiles, subscriber counts, and recent uploads refresh continuously. The full database is recomputed weekly, with high-priority creators refreshed daily.