YouTube Comment Analyzer

Let AI read a YouTube video's comments and write down what viewers ask, dislike, want and want to buy. The first 500 comments are free.

Free: the count and the first 500 comments. · TikTok coming soon

Reading a few thousand comments to find out what viewers want takes an afternoon. Paste the video link and the AI reads up to 5,000 of its top comments, then writes down in plain sentences what people keep asking, what they dislike, what they want next and who wants to buy. Under every point you see the comments it came from, with a link to each one on YouTube.

Run it on your own video before you script the next one, on a competitor's review to see what buyers worry about, or on a launch video to collect the questions for an FAQ. The report stays in your account and downloads as a Markdown file you can paste into a doc or send to a client.

The AI report

The AI reads up to 5,000 comments and writes down what they say, in plain sentences, with the comments behind every point.

1,000 points a report ($10 at the base rate). Read it on the page or download it as a Markdown file to share. If it fails, the points come back.

Pay for what you export

300 points per 1,000 comments, 1,000 points per AI report. Top up any amount from $10, take a monthly plan, or unlock one export from $9.99 without an account.

See pricing

Questions

Does the report give scores or percentages?

No. For YouTube videos the report is written in sentences with the original comments as evidence; it doesn't turn comments into scores, sentiment percentages or rankings. Count or chart them yourself from an export if you need numbers.

Can I trust what the AI says?

Check it: every point lists the comments it's based on, and points without real comments behind them are dropped before you see the report. The summary is written by AI, not by YouTube.

How long does it take?

Usually one to three minutes. You can close the page; we email you a link when it's ready. If it fails, all its points come back.

Is it free?

Reading comments is: the count and the first 500 comments of a video, 3 videos a day without an account and 10 with a free one. Exporting every comment (300 points per 1,000 rows) and the AI report (1,000 points) are paid. A new account gets 100 points to try an export.

Do I need to sign in to YouTube or give a password?

No. We read the public comments through YouTube's official API, so you never connect your channel or share a password. Your own account here is only for points and files.

Why does the export have fewer comments than the video shows?

The number under a video also counts comments that YouTube holds for review, hides as spam or removed along with deleted accounts, and those can't be read by anyone. We show both numbers before you pay, and you're only charged for the rows that end up in your file.