Statly (statly.in) is a real, independent YouTube analytics and earnings-research site — 18+ free tools that work from public YouTube data with no login required. It's built around a different question than Tubetific: auditing a channel or video you already know about, not deciding what to make next. This page compares the two honestly, including the one real area they overlap.
Quick answer
Statly is a no-login toolkit (18+ free tools) for auditing channels and videos: subscriber counts, monetization readiness, an RPM estimator, earnings calculators, and thumbnail downloads — some features are PRO-gated with no public pricing disclosed. Tubetific is built for a different, earlier moment: pre-publish research (outlier detection, content-gap analysis, niche-wide RPM) plus a pipeline through to a tracked, published video. The one real overlap is RPM estimation, approached differently by each.
Statly's real feature list (per its own site): a live subscriber counter, monetization-readiness checker, channel comparison, an RPM estimator by niche, video/channel/Shorts/sponsorship earnings calculators, thumbnail downloads (including bulk), channel rankings/top-100 lists, and a newer channel-audit tool — all usable without logging in, since it reads only public data via the official YouTube Data API. A few tools (a brand-deal rate-card generator, a title/description generator, a sponsorship-ROI calculator) are labeled PRO, implying a paid tier, though no price is published anywhere on the site. What it doesn't do: outlier detection, content-gap analysis, or keyword/topic research for deciding what to make next — it's an estimation/audit toolkit, not a pre-publish planning platform. Tubetific is built for that earlier moment: before a video is made, is this niche and keyword worth the production time, backed by live outlier, gap, and RPM signals, continuing through to script, thumbnail testing, publish, and rank tracking.
Statly: no-login audit/estimation toolkit — subscriber tracking, monetization checks, an RPM estimator, earnings calculators, thumbnail tools; some features PRO-gated with undisclosed pricing
Tubetific: pre-publish research (outlier detection, content gaps, niche-wide RPM) plus a pipeline to act on it
The one genuine overlap: both estimate RPM — Statly's is a general niche-based estimator built into an audit tool, Tubetific's is a live 20-niche reference table with a country multiplier, feeding directly into the rest of the research workflow
| Capability | Tubetific | Statly |
|---|---|---|
| Login required | Yes — account-based | No — works from public data only |
| Subscriber / channel tracking over time | Not a core focus | Yes — live subscriber counter, channel comparison |
| RPM estimation | Yes — 20-niche live table with country multiplier, feeds into the rest of the workflow | Yes — general RPM estimator by niche, part of a standalone audit toolkit |
| Pre-publish outlier/content-gap research | Yes — live signals for both | Not offered |
| Content pipeline (script, thumbnail test, publish tracking) | Yes | Not offered |
| Free access | Free tier with daily-limited live signals | 18+ tools free, no login; some labeled PRO with no public price |
| Pricing model | Free / Plus ($19/mo) / Pro ($49/mo) | No public pricing page found — PRO tier exists but price undisclosed |
Wrong
Expecting Tubetific to replace a no-login audit toolkit
Right
Tubetific requires an account and doesn't offer Statly's specific audit tools (thumbnail downloader, brand-deal rate-card generator) — that's genuinely Statly's category. Rank Tracker is the closest adjacent feature, and it's narrower: keyword-level search position for a published video, not a general audit.
Wrong
Assuming Statly and Tubetific don't overlap at all
Right
They do, in one place: both estimate RPM by niche. The real difference is context — Statly's estimate lives inside a standalone audit tool, while Tubetific's feeds directly into outlier and content-gap decisions for the same candidate video before it's made.
Is Statly a real company?
Yes — statly.in is a real, live product with 18+ working free tools, built by an individual developer (Jaydeep Dobariya) using the official YouTube Data API. It reads as a real, small/indie project rather than a funded company with a visible customer base.
Should I use Tubetific instead of Statly?
Not necessarily as a replacement — they answer different questions. If auditing a specific channel's monetization readiness, subscriber trend, or estimated earnings without logging in matters to your workflow, that's Statly's category. If deciding what to make next based on live pre-publish research is the gap, that's Tubetific's.
Do both tools estimate RPM?
Yes, this is the one genuine overlap. Statly has a general RPM estimator by niche as one of its 18+ audit tools. Tubetific has a live 20-niche RPM reference table with a country multiplier that feeds directly into outlier and content-gap decisions, not a standalone estimator.
Does Statly have a public price?
No dedicated pricing page was found on statly.in as of this research (statly.in/pricing returns a 404). Several tools are labeled PRO, implying a paid tier exists, but no specific price, plan name, or billing amount is disclosed anywhere on the site.
Can I use both tools together?
Yes, reasonably — using Statly's no-login tools to audit a specific channel's current status, and Tubetific's research signals to decide what to make next, cover two different, complementary parts of a workflow.
Which tool tells me if my last video is performing well?
Neither is designed primarily for that — Statly's audit and comparison tools come closest for overall channel status, while Tubetific's Rank Tracker answers a narrower question: how that video's target keyword is ranking in search.
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