Categories: Technical

How to see my Subscribers on YouTube?

The short answer is just login your YouTube account, and just edit the address bar to

www.youtube.com/subscribers

And you will be directed to the page, as shown in the below image.

This is the easiest way to see your subscribers on YouTube.

As far as detailed step by step procedure is concerned, you may read this article till the end.

So, if you are having a YouTube channel, and uploading videos on YouTube, definitely you have at least once wondered how to see subscribers on YouTube.

You must be aware about your Subscribers very well, as YouTube Team itself said that

“Subscribers are critical to your success on YouTube because they tend to spend more time watching your channel than the viewers who are not subscribed to your YouTube channel—and if your Subscribers had turned on their notifications bell, they’ll be alerted whenever you post a new video on your channel. They can also view your newly published videos in their Subscriptions feed.”

Process to see subscribers on YouTube in 3 simple steps

Step 1: Login YouTube (www.YouTube.com)

Once you on YouTube.com, click on either the top right corner button or on the left side of the page, which says “SIGN IN” to log into your YouTube account.

Step 2: Go to YouTube Studio

Once you logged in your YouTube account, click on your profile icon in order to make menu panel appear, as shown in the below image. Then Click on “YouTube Studio”.

You will reach to your Dashboard wherein you will see current Subscribers you have under “Channel Analytics”.

Step 3: See you subscribed to your YouTube Channel

Scroll your Dashboard down until you find a section called “Recent Subscribers”, then Click “See All”, and you will direct to a page which looks the below image.

Select the duration “Lifetime”, and you will get a list of your Subscribers.

You can see your subscribers details, likewise name of their channel, when they had subscribed to your channel, how many subscribers they have and you can also have an option to subscriber them back.

Peter Joseph