What is TubeLab?
Finds rising YouTube channels, outlier videos and niches by revenue, then drafts ideas and scripts.
Who is TubeLab best for?
TubeLab is best for YouTube creators and faceless channel builders who hunt for untapped niches and proven video ideas.
Faceless channel builders
Niche Finder lists over 500,000 rising channels, filterable by faceless format, revenue and RPM.
Creators short on video ideas
Outliers Finder searches more than 5 million videos that beat their channel's usual views, by topic, title or thumbnail.
Scripts in your own voice
Pro and Team write retention-focused scripts in a voice learned from your channel.
AI assistants doing YouTube research
The YouTube MCP lets Claude or ChatGPT pull channels, outliers and transcripts, with search tools at 2 to 5 credits a call.
How much does TubeLab cost?
TubeLab has no free trial: Starter costs $29 a month, Pro $49 and Team $100, with 200 to 1,000 credits a month for AI ideas, reports and API calls.
- 200 credits, 1 YouTube channel
- Niche and Outliers Finder with basic filters
- MCP access and 50 tracked keywords
- 400 credits, 5 channels
- All filters, including revenue, RPM and audience
- Scriptwriter (up to 16 scripts a month) and API
- 1,000 credits, 10 channels, up to 10 members
- Up to 40 scripts a month, 500 tracked keywords
- Priority support and a 1-on-1 onboarding call
Paying yearly costs $288 for Starter, $348 for Pro and $960 for Team. Extra credits cost about $0.10 each. A free account gets previews and 3 TubeAvatar videos a week, but the Niche Finder has no free trial. Refunds are full within 24 to 48 hours of paying, half within 15 days, and not given on renewals. Full pricing on tubelab.net. We checked these prices on .
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How do I connect TubeLab to my AI agent?
TubeLab MCP is TubeLab's official MCP server. Add it to your agent once, then ask it to research YouTube niches, outlier videos and transcripts.
Brings TubeLab's YouTube data to your agent, including real channel stats, videos that beat their channel's average and full transcripts, to help you pick topics and formats.
$ claude mcp add --transport http tubelab https://public-api.tubelab.net/mcp
Claude Code connects to TubeLab over the web.
TubeLab's setup guide covers the sign-in.
Then ask your agent
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- On the web
- Sign-in
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- tubelab.net
What are the best TubeLab alternatives?
One tool on Recaply does TubeLab's job.
Questions about TubeLab
What is TubeLab?
Finds rising YouTube channels, outlier videos and niches by revenue, then drafts ideas and scripts.
Who is TubeLab for?
TubeLab is best for YouTube creators and faceless channel builders who hunt for untapped niches and proven video ideas.
Is TubeLab free?
Not really. TubeLab has no free trial for its Niche Finder, and a free account only gets previews and 3 TubeAvatar videos a week. Paid plans start at $29 a month, and a full refund is possible within 24 to 48 hours of paying.
How much does TubeLab cost?
TubeLab's paid plans are Starter at $29 per month, Pro at $49 per month and Team at $100 per month.
Does TubeLab have an MCP server?
Yes. TubeLab MCP is TubeLab's official MCP server, so agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and GitHub Copilot can research YouTube niches, outlier videos and transcripts. TubeLab runs it on the web.
What are the best TubeLab alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are Nexlev.
Where can I try TubeLab?
On its official website, tubelab.net.
Does TubeLab work with Claude and ChatGPT?
Yes. TubeLab's YouTube MCP connects Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or Cursor to its channel, outlier and transcript data on every plan. Search tools cost 2 to 5 credits a call, while channel info, transcripts and comments are free.
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