Understanding subscription plans
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Understanding subscription plans
The Starter plan is designed for creators just starting out who want to explore TubeAnalytics without committing to a substantial investment. It includes 1 connected channel, up to 5 competitor tracks, and core analytics features at $19/month.
What Are TubeAnalytics Subscription Plans?
TubeAnalytics subscription plans are tiered pricing options that provide different levels of access to analytics features based on your needs as a YouTube creator. TubeAnalytics offers three plans designed for different stages of YouTube creator growth — Starter, Professional, and Enterprise — each with increasing features and capabilities to match your channel's evolution. Every plan includes a card-required 7-day free trial. There is no free plan.
What Is Included in the Starter Plan?
The Starter plan is designed for creators just starting out who want one connected channel after a card-required 7-day trial. Starter is $19/month — it is not a free plan.
- 1 connected YouTube channel
- 90 days of analytics history
- Up to 5 competitor channels tracked
- Scheduled reports
- PDF and Excel export
- Email support
What Features Does the Professional Plan Include?
The Professional plan is built for active creators who need deeper insights and automation.
- Up to 3 connected YouTube channels
- 1 year of analytics history
- Up to 10 competitor channels tracked
- Video transcripts
- Custom branding and white-label reports
- REST API access
- Priority processing and priority support
Who Should Use the Enterprise Plan?
The Enterprise plan is built for professional YouTube managers and agencies handling multiple creators.
- Up to 5 connected YouTube channels
- 5 years of analytics history
- Up to 20 competitor channels tracked
- Thumbnail A/B testing
- Everything in Professional, with higher allowances for AI ideas, exports, reports and API calls
- 24/7 dedicated support
How Do I Choose the Right Plan?
- Under 10K subscribers: Starter plan is sufficient to get started
- 10K-100K subscribers: Professional plan unlocks the insights that accelerate growth
- Managing multiple channels or clients: Enterprise plan is the right fit
FAQ: Subscription Plans
Can I switch plans at any time?
Yes, you can upgrade or downgrade your plan at any time. Upgrades take effect immediately with prorated charges, while downgrades take effect at the end of your current billing cycle.
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The Starter plan is designed for creators just starting out who want to explore TubeAnalytics without committing to a substantial investment. It includes 1 connected channel, up to 5 competitor tracks, and core analytics features at $19/month. Billing pages work best when they explain the practical effect of each action, not just the menu path.
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- 1 connected YouTube channel
- 90 days of analytics history
- Up to 5 competitor channels tracked
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- Review the result: Compare the result against your baseline and keep only the parts that improve plan clarity and account confidence.
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This article pairs best with Pricing and Getting Started for the account and plan workflow.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I switch plans at any time?
- Yes, you can upgrade or downgrade your plan at any time. Upgrades take effect immediately with prorated charges, while downgrades take effect at the end of your current billing cycle.
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