How to See Your Subscribers on YouTube – Desktop & Mobile

Growing big on YouTube is a numbers game, and if your channel has started to attract subscribers, it’s important to keep track of them. Monitoring statistics like views and subscriber counts can help you assess your channel performance and how you can create content targeted toward your audience.

With YouTube content creators can see their subscribers using the official website or the mobile app by going through a few settings. In this article, we will explore how to see your subscribers on YouTube to help your channel stay on top.

How to See Your Subscribers on YouTube via Desktop

If you are on a desktop or a laptop and want to quickly check whether you have gained new subscribers, you can do that directly from the official YouTube website or the YouTube Studio. Let’s look at both of them individually.

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1. YouTube Website

Within the YouTube website, content creators have the option to view their subscribers by simply opening up their channels. Here’s how to see your subscribers on YouTube website:

1. Head to the official YouTube website and click on your profile icon in the top right.
   

   

2. From here, click on the highlighted “View your channel” option.
   

   

3. Once your channel loads up, your subscribers will show up under your channel name.  
   

   

2. YouTube Creator Studio

YouTube Creator Studio acts like the backend of your channel and has almost everything you’ll need to assess your channel’s performance. From recent subscribers to real-time updates, YouTube Studio is where you’ll be able to check almost every metric about your channel.

Before opening up the YouTube Studio make sure you are logged in to your account. Once that’s done, here’s how to see your Subscriber on YouTube Creator Studio:

1. Open up the official YouTube Studio website and you’ll be directed to the Channel Dashboard.
   

   

2. From here, under the Channel Analytics option, you’ll have your current subscribers.
   

   

3. Apart from your current subscribers, you’ll also be able to see your subscriber performance over the last 28 days along with a summary of your entire channel’s performance.
   

   

↪ Review Recent Subscribers

On your dashboard, you’ll also have a Recent Subscribers card where you’ll be able to check who recently subscribed to your channel with their usernames, profiles, and the number of subscribers they have.

Additionally, if you want a more detailed overview of your recent subscribers you can click on the “See all” option which will open up a window displaying your 100 most recent subscribers to your channel.

↪ View Live Subscriber Count

YouTube Studio also allows you to view your live subscriber count to help you get a good idea of how quickly your channel is growing. Here’s how to check your live count:

1. On the dashboard, click on the “Analytics” tab from the left-side menu.  
   

   

2. Here, you’ll have a line graph showcasing your channel’s performance in terms of views, watch time, and subscribers in the last 28 days. 
   

   

3. If you want to specifically assess your subscribers click on the Subscribers tab and now the line graph will only focus on your subscriber statistics.
   

   

4. Now moving on to seeing your live count, under the Realtime tab, select the “SEE LIVE COUNT” option.
   

   

5. This will open up a new window displaying your live subscriber count. The live view count window is often used by YouTubers to show off their growing subscribers.
   

   

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How to See Your Subscribers on YouTube via Mobile

Similar to the desktop website, you can also check your subscribers directly from your mobile by simply opening up the YouTube app.

Here’s how to see your subscribers on YouTube mobile:

1. Youtube App

1. Open up the YouTube app on your phone and tap on your profile icon located at the bottom. 
   

   

2. From here, tap on the View channel button. 
   

   

3. Once that loads up, you should be able to see your subscribers under your channel name.
   

   

2. Youtube Creator Studio

YouTube also has a mobile version of YouTube Studio for their content creators where you can check several metrics like Reach, Engagement, Audience, etc.

Here’s how to see your subscribers on YouTube Studio:

1. Open up the YT Studio app and log in if you’re prompted to do so.
2. Once that’s done, the Channel Dashboard section should be on your screen. 
   

   

3. Here, under your channel name your subscribers should show up. 
   

   

In addition to this, you can also check other metrics (Views, Live subscriber count, Audience reach, etc.) from the YouTube Studio like you would on a desktop. The steps are pretty much the same for both and we suggest exploring the interface on your own a bit to learn more about your channel.

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Keeping an Eye on Your YouTube Subscribers

When it comes to growing on YouTube, subscribers are a big part of a channel’s growth and it’s important to check them frequently. Once your channel starts to pick up a lot of views, consider moving to YouTube Studio to get detailed insights into your channel’s performance.