YouTube channel finder
A YouTube channel finder that lives in ChatGPT and Claude: name a topic and Puley lists the channels YouTube shows for it, with subscribers, then tells you how any of them is doing.
That's an example. Create a free account and read yours for real; it works on anything public.
How do I find YouTube channels about a topic?
On YouTube, search the topic and filter the results to Channels: it's free and shows each channel's subscribers. Puley does the same search inside ChatGPT or Claude and lists the channels with their subscribers, verified badge and description, then reports on any of them: typical views, the videos that took off and how often they post.
Two ways to find YouTube channels
The free way works. The Puley way is one message, on any device, and you can ask about the result.
On YouTube
Free, in your browser
- Search your topic on YouTube.
- Choose Filters, then Channels.
- Open each channel to see its videos and views.
With Puley
In ChatGPT or Claude
- Ask: “Find YouTube channels about home workouts.”
- See the channels with subscribers in one card.
- Ask: “How is MadFit doing?” for typical views and recent hits.
See Puley work in ChatGPT
One minute of real screens: ChatGPT on its own, then with Puley, then Claude and the dashboard.
Why ChatGPT can't list channels for you
What people find channels for
Ask in plain words. Your AI does the rest with what Puley reads.
YouTube channel finders compared
An honest look at the options, including the free ones.
| Option | Price | What you get | Where you use it |
|---|---|---|---|
| YouTube search, Channels filter | Free | Channels for a search, with subscribers | YouTube |
| Social Blade | Free, paid plans for more | Stats and history for a channel you name | Browser |
| Puley | Free to start; Plus $20 a month | Channels for a topic with subscribers, then a report on any of them | Inside ChatGPT and Claude |
Subscriber counts are YouTube's rounded public figures. Puley shows public channel information only.
YouTube channel finder: questions
Where do the channels come from?
YouTube's own search results for your topic, filtered to channels, in YouTube's order.
Can it find creators on TikTok or Instagram?
Not by topic yet. You can get a full report on any TikTok, Instagram or X account you name.
Does it show contact emails?
No. Puley shows public channel information only: name, handle, subscribers, description and link.
Can I compare channels?
Yes. Ask for a report on each, or ask which of the channels found is growing fastest.
How many searches can I do for free?
You start with $1 to $10 free (a spin when you sign up), and a search costs about a cent, so that covers at least a hundred. After that you pay as you go from $10.
Also in Puley
One add-on does all of these, inside the AI you already use.
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