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See the truth about your channel.
- 1 channel
- Numbers refreshed once a day
- The three dials: views per hour, organic share, average viewed
- Paid and organic views kept apart
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Pricing · early access
Each plan includes a set number of AI reviews every month, shown plainly and reset on the 1st. We are not charging yet: join the early list and you will hear first when plans open.
$0
See the truth about your channel.
$12 / month
or $99 a year (save 31%)
For one channel you want to grow.
Best for creators who run ads
$29 / month
or $249 a year (save 28%)
For serious creators and small studios.
$79 / month
+$8 a month for each extra channel
For agencies and studios with several channels.
Prices in US dollars. Early-access prices may change before launch; anyone on the early list hears first.
Our billing promise
We email you 7 days before any plan renews. No silent charges.
Cancel from your settings any time. No calls, no forms.
Not for you? Ask within 14 days of paying and we refund it.
Each plan says exactly how many AI reviews it includes. The count resets on the 1st. Nothing to buy or top up.
HowlMetrics can never upload, change or delete anything on your channel.
Never sold, never shared. Remove a channel and its numbers are deleted.
Questions
A written review of one video: a table of its exact numbers with where each came from, then what is working, what needs work and what to do next. It is written by AI from those numbers and always labelled as an opinion, not a YouTube number.
The rest of HowlMetrics keeps working. AI reviews and thumbnail checks start again on the 1st of the next month.
YouTube limits how much data each app may read every day, and that limit is shared by everyone who uses HowlMetrics. Paid plans get live updates; the Free plan gets a daily one so there is room for everyone.
No. YouTube's rules allow combining numbers only for channels with the same owner. On the Studio plan each client's channel is shown separately.
No. HowlMetrics works in your web browser. The Chrome extension, which puts Mission Control beside your videos, is optional.