YouTube Reporting MCP server for your AI

Who is watching, by AGE BRACKET and GENDER.

The retention curve for ONE video: at each 1% of its duration, what fraction of viewers were still watching (audienceWatchRatio) and how that compares with similar YouTube videos of the same length (relativeRetentionPerformance).

The same channel-wide metrics as get_channel_overview but broken out per DAY, oldest first — the series to use for a trend, a chart, or a week-over-week comparison.

Channel-wide metrics per CALENDAR MONTH, oldest first.

Headline numbers for the whole channel over a date range, as a SINGLE row: views, watch time, average view duration and percentage, subscribers gained and lost, likes, dislikes, comments, shares, and playlist adds/removes.

Splits performance by FORMAT — long-form video on demand, Shorts, live streams.

Views and watch time by DEVICE TYPE — mobile, desktop, tablet, TV, games console.

The websites and apps outside YouTube that embedded or linked to the content, most views first.

Views and watch time by COUNTRY, most views first.

WHERE the video was played: on its own watch page, embedded on another site, on the channel page, in search results, or in a browse feed.

How ONE playlist performed: how often it was started, views and watch time from inside it, average time spent in it, and views per start.

Estimated earnings per DAY, oldest first.

Estimated earnings for the channel over a date range as a single row: total estimated revenue, ad revenue, YouTube Premium revenue, gross revenue, ad impressions, CPM and playback-based CPM, and monetized playbacks.

The YouTube SEARCH TERMS that brought viewers to the channel, most views first.

How much of the audience was already SUBSCRIBED when they watched, versus not.

Subscribers gained and lost per DAY, oldest first — the series behind "when did I gain or lose subscribers?".

Which OTHER videos YouTube suggested yours from, most views first.

Which videos earned the most over a date range, highest estimated revenue first.

The channel's playlists ranked by views from inside the playlist.

The channel's best-performing videos over a date range, most-viewed first, with watch time, average view duration and percentage, subscribers gained, likes, comments and shares for each.

Where views came FROM, grouped by source type — YouTube search, suggested/related videos, browse features, subscriptions, external sites, playlists, notifications, Shorts feed, end screens and so on.

One video's performance per DAY, oldest first.

Headline numbers for ONE video as a single row.

Retrieve your YouTube Analytics reports.

Creates a job and returns it.

Lists jobs.

Returns a collection of groups that match the API request parameters.

Lists reports created by a specific job.

Method for media download.

Retrieves a list of resources, possibly filtered.

Retrieves a list of resources, possibly filtered.

Lists report types.

Retrieves a list of resources, possibly filtered.

Retrieves a list of resources, possibly filtered.

Retrieves a list of search resources Costs 100 units of the Data API's 10,000/day quota per call (100x a normal read) — use list_playlist_videos on the uploads playlist when you just want a channel's videos, and keep this for genuine keyword search.

Revenue broken down by AD FORMAT — skippable in-stream, bumper, display and so on — highest gross revenue first.

How the interactive CARDS on the content performed: teaser and card impressions, clicks, and click-through rates.

Views and watch time by CITY, most views first.

The specific pages that EMBED the content, most views first.

Views and watch time by OPERATING SYSTEM — Android, iOS, Windows, Macintosh, smart TV platforms and so on.

Views and watch time by US STATE (ISO 3166-2 codes like US-CA).

Where viewers SHARED the content using YouTube's own Share button — WhatsApp, copy-link, Facebook, Reddit and so on.

The detail rows behind ONE traffic source: the actual search terms, the specific suggesting videos, the external URLs, the playlists.

Creates a group.

Deletes a job.

Deletes a group.

Gets a job.

Modifies a group.

Creates a group item.

Returns a collection of group items that match the API request parameters.

Removes an item from a group.

Gets the metadata of a specific report.