Creator tool
Is your channel's upload pattern a demonetization risk?
Creators are still getting caught by surprise by YouTube's inauthentic-content policy. Paste your channel and see what its own recent uploads would flag — free.
Reads your channel's last 15 public uploads via YouTube's own public feed — no login, no API key, nothing installed on your account.
Full report — $19
Run the free check to see an instant risk score.
One-time payment, no account, no monitoring subscription. Nothing beyond the channel you submit is retained.
Frequently asked
What actually triggers this?
In January 2026 YouTube terminated 16 channels with 35M combined subscribers under its "inauthentic content" policy (renamed from "repetitious content" in July 2025), erasing an estimated $10M/year in ad revenue. The policy names "templated video structure," "mass-produced or recycled uploads," "excessively frequent uploads," and content "easily replicable at scale with minimal human input" as direct triggers — this tool reads your channel's own recent uploads and scores them against that exact language.
How does it read my channel without a login or API key?
It fetches your channel's last 15 public uploads (title, description, upload timestamp) from YouTube's own public RSS feed — the same feed any podcast reader or RSS tool can read. Nothing is installed on your account and nothing requires you to sign in.
Is this a simulation of YouTube's internal review?
No. It's a heuristic proxy for a subjective human/ML review process YouTube runs internally — a way to see what your own upload pattern would flag under YouTube's own published criteria, not a guarantee of your monetization status.
What's in the free check vs. the $19 report?
The free check shows your overall risk band, score, and the single most severe flag. The full report unlocks every flag YouTube's criteria would raise, the exact numbers behind each one (title/description similarity, upload-cadence regularity), and specific fixes tied to YouTube's own policy language.
Do you store my channel or its videos?
No. Your channel's recent uploads are fetched fresh at check time and nothing beyond the channel you submit is retained.