Works with Claude. 
@calai.app
Competitor · last 12 posts
Followers
380K
Views
No data
Engagement
0.1%
Top outlier
12.5x
YouTube monitoring for the review at minute nine
On YouTube your brand gets judged inside long videos, where no alert looks:
- Find the reviews and comparisons that name you, read from the transcript.
- Read the comment threads under those reviews, where buyers decide.
- Track competitor channels and see which uploads beat their own median.
- Check that a sponsored creator actually said your brand on camera.
- Long-form and Shorts
- Transcripts and comments
- Refreshed every 24 hrs
your new content strategist, aka Scouty
Nobody tags a brand in a 20-minute review. They just say it
Watch competitor channels without watching every upload
Track the YouTube channels you compete with. ContentScout reads each new upload, Shorts included, compares its views against that channel's own median, so an outlier stands out even on a small channel, and pulls the comments underneath. You see which video is pulling ahead without sitting through all of them.
Analytics
@cocinaconmarta
Your metrics
Last 30 days · vs previous 30 days148.2K
+4%Followers
Total followers across your connected channels
46
-8%Posts
Posts across your connected channels
3.9M
+22%Views
Total views on your videos and reels
312.4K
+17%Likes
Total likes received
8.9K
+31%Comments
Comments received
Your hooks
Views don't compare across networks. Pick one to see your hook ranking.
Their pillars
Sample figures. The covers are real posts.
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200.7K
200.7KContent creation
Topics: content ideas, viral formats, repurpose content, strategy
2.9M49 posts
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341.9K
341.9KSocial media strategy
Topics: instagram growth, follower growth, viralization
2.2M30 posts
3
222.5K
222.5KMonetization tips
Topics: business growth, testimonials, sales message, lead magnets
1M11 posts
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30.9K
30.9KVideo editing
Topics: edit audio, editing tips, video layout, record videos
894.4K8 posts
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10.3K
10.3KPersonal growth
Topics: overcome fear, motivation, weekly organization
697.2K21 posts
Content creation is their strongest topic: their most-posted and their best average performance.
Posting consistency
Last 30 days
20 posts · 17 active days
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Outliers from your competitors
@xntonio9
Outlier 3.5xHighly saved
Day 1. SOMBRERO FLICK‼️🇧🇷 #xntonio #football#Soccer#footballtiktok#tutorial
4.2M261.1K72580.0K8.5K
@naughtyfork
Outlier 2.8xLikes above averageHighly saved
Some delish dishes in NYC this week! #nyc #Foodie #fyp #nycfood
341.9K34.4K12011.6K4.6K
@maki.techhh
Outlier 2.5xLikes above averageHighly saved
My vacation gaming setup specs 🖤 | #techtok #setup #minimalist #setupgaming #peripherals | @CozyDanny
630.2K56.5K4928.4K2.1K
On competitor channels, see:
New uploads and ShortsOutliers against their medianTitles that workedThumbnails and coversComment sentimentUpload cadenceTopics they ownSubscriber changesNew uploads and ShortsOutliers against their medianTitles that workedThumbnails and coversComment sentimentUpload cadenceTopics they ownSubscriber changesNew uploads and ShortsOutliers against their medianTitles that workedThumbnails and coversComment sentimentUpload cadenceTopics they ownSubscriber changesNew uploads and ShortsOutliers against their medianTitles that workedThumbnails and coversComment sentimentUpload cadenceTopics they ownSubscriber changes
Your brand name, found inside the transcript
Track your brand and product names as keywords. ContentScout reads titles, descriptions and transcripts, so a creator comparing you to a rival halfway through a video counts as a mention.
Each keyword builds a daily history of videos, creators and views, with the sentiment of the comments, and you get an alert when a video that names you breaks out.
Tracking
Follow what gets published about a topic on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, and who is publishing it.
nyc food
TT
Posts
30
Top post
2.7Mviews
Last run
2h ago
soccer skills
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Posts
30
Top post
42Mviews
Last run
6h ago
gaming setup
TT
Posts
30
Top post
2.1Mviews
Last run
yesterday
makeup tutorial
TT
Posts
30
Top post
5.5Mviews
Last run
15h ago
ecommerce tips
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Posts
30
Top post
219Kviews
Last run
3h ago
What you can monitor on YouTube:
Reviews that name youHead-to-head comparisonsSponsored mentionsComment threads on reviewsMentions in ShortsSentiment over timeReviews that name youHead-to-head comparisonsSponsored mentionsComment threads on reviewsMentions in ShortsSentiment over timeReviews that name youHead-to-head comparisonsSponsored mentionsComment threads on reviewsMentions in ShortsSentiment over timeReviews that name youHead-to-head comparisonsSponsored mentionsComment threads on reviewsMentions in ShortsSentiment over time
Your category on YouTube, watched for you
ContentScout reads the videos and comments in your category every day,
tells you which ones named you and what viewers concluded,
so you hear about a review before your sales team does.
Marketing & Social MediaYOUR NICHESep 9
58% of the viral posts in your niche are shot at home.
Across the other niches it's 37%. It doesn't say that's what made them viral, it says what the ones that got there look like.
Bring it into your content without copying anyone.
@calai.appCOMPETITORSSep 9@calai.app's videos between 10 and 15 seconds median 2.4× the views of everything longer they post.
Measured on their last 60 posts, against their own median.
Try that length on your next video.
@sephoraYOUR ACCOUNTSSep 9You've posted about pricing 5 times. All 5 beat your median, and no other topic does that.
It's your most reliable topic, and the one you post least.
Move it up in next week's calendar.
@sephoraYOUR ACCOUNTSSep 8Videos you record with an office background do 2× better than the rest of yours.
Same length, same topics. What changes is the room.
Shoot the next two there and compare.
@hormoziCOMPETITORSSep 8Their best recent post ran 7.2× @hormozi's own median after switching the hook to a question.
Their three previous posts opened with a statement.
Look at what that post had, and keep the shape.
pilates at homeYOUR NICHESep 8
Your “pilates at home” keyword is up 25% this week, and its outliers are pulling 45% more than last week's.
The conversation is still climbing.
Join it now, not once it's over.
Marketing & Social MediaYOUR NICHESep 9
58% of the viral posts in your niche are shot at home.
Across the other niches it's 37%. It doesn't say that's what made them viral, it says what the ones that got there look like.
Bring it into your content without copying anyone.
@calai.appCOMPETITORSSep 9@calai.app's videos between 10 and 15 seconds median 2.4× the views of everything longer they post.
Measured on their last 60 posts, against their own median.
Try that length on your next video.
@sephoraYOUR ACCOUNTSSep 9You've posted about pricing 5 times. All 5 beat your median, and no other topic does that.
It's your most reliable topic, and the one you post least.
Move it up in next week's calendar.
@sephoraYOUR ACCOUNTSSep 8Videos you record with an office background do 2× better than the rest of yours.
Same length, same topics. What changes is the room.
Shoot the next two there and compare.
@hormoziCOMPETITORSSep 8Their best recent post ran 7.2× @hormozi's own median after switching the hook to a question.
Their three previous posts opened with a statement.
Look at what that post had, and keep the shape.
pilates at homeYOUR NICHESep 8
Your “pilates at home” keyword is up 25% this week, and its outliers are pulling 45% more than last week's.
The conversation is still climbing.
Join it now, not once it's over.
A review is decided in the comments under it
A YouTube review keeps selling or un-selling your product for months, and the thread underneath is where people ask whether it is worth it. ContentScout reads the transcript to find the review and reads the comments to tell you what they concluded.
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What a title search never finds on YouTube:
"I switched from them to this" said at 11:40 of a tutorialThe comment thread under a review asking if your product is worth itA Short where a creator holds your product up next to a competitor's"I switched from them to this" said at 11:40 of a tutorialThe comment thread under a review asking if your product is worth itA Short where a creator holds your product up next to a competitor's"I switched from them to this" said at 11:40 of a tutorialThe comment thread under a review asking if your product is worth itA Short where a creator holds your product up next to a competitor's"I switched from them to this" said at 11:40 of a tutorialThe comment thread under a review asking if your product is worth itA Short where a creator holds your product up next to a competitor's"I switched from them to this" said at 11:40 of a tutorialThe comment thread under a review asking if your product is worth itA Short where a creator holds your product up next to a competitor's"I switched from them to this" said at 11:40 of a tutorialThe comment thread under a review asking if your product is worth itA Short where a creator holds your product up next to a competitor's"I switched from them to this" said at 11:40 of a tutorialThe comment thread under a review asking if your product is worth itA Short where a creator holds your product up next to a competitor's"I switched from them to this" said at 11:40 of a tutorialThe comment thread under a review asking if your product is worth itA Short where a creator holds your product up next to a competitor's
YouTube monitoring for a category you can’t watch end to end
Transcripts, not just titles
Most mentions sit in the middle of the video. ContentScout reads what is said, so you don't have to watch it to know you were named.
Comment sentiment per video
For each tracked video you get what viewers praise, ask and complain about, summarized from the thread.
Alerts on uploads and outliers
A new review naming you, a competitor upload pulling ahead, comments turning. Flagged on the daily refresh.
“ContentScout is the closest I've been to having a content director: my metrics and my competitors in one place, ideas out of my own data, and a workspace per client. And it connects with Claude.”
Teo Visuals
Video editor and agency owner
@teovisuals
“I manage my personal brand and my clients' content here. I explore trends, see which posts worked and why, and get ideas that don't sound generic. Creating for yourself is the hardest part, and this makes it easy.”
Sara
Freelance content manager
@sara_quintero02
“ContentScout's AI really understands my niche. It's not generic slop, it reads my audience the way a strategist would.”
Tomi G
YouTuber
@tunigoya
Ask Scouty about your brand on YouTube
Scouty reads your tracked channels, videos and keywords and answers in plain words.
Ask Scouty which videos named you
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For brands that get reviewed on YouTube
SaaS and tech brands
Find the tutorials and comparisons that name you, and read what the comments ask about switching.
Consumer product brands
Unboxings and reviews decide purchases. Know when one names you and how viewers took it.
Influencer and sponsorship teams
Confirm the creator said your brand on camera and see how the audience reacted to the read.
Agencies managing brands
One workspace per client with their channels, rival channels and brand keywords.
Product marketing teams
See how creators compare you to competitors, in their words, before the next launch.
Support and community teams
Find the questions about your product sitting in YouTube comments that nobody answered.
Start free and see it on your own accounts
No card to start. Plans start at $29 a month.
FAQ
Searching titles misses most reviews, because the brand is usually named inside the video. ContentScout reads the transcript of public YouTube videos and matches your brand wherever it is said. Each match comes with the video's views and a summary of its comments.
Yes. Track your brand as a keyword and set an alert: you hear about it on the next daily refresh when a video naming you breaks out or when the comments under it turn negative. No link or tag is needed, since the mention is read from the transcript.
Yes. Shorts are part of YouTube coverage, with the same transcript, comment and metric reading as long-form uploads.
Yes. ContentScout reads the comment section of tracked videos and summarizes sentiment: what viewers praise, what they ask and what makes them hesitate. On YouTube that thread often decides the purchase.
Track their channels. Every upload and Short is compared against that channel's own median views, so an outlier stands out even on a small channel, and you can set an alert for when one breaks out. Data refreshes every 24 hours.
You can confirm from the transcript that the creator named your brand and follow the video's views and comments afterward. ContentScout only sees public data, so it does not read the creator's private analytics.
No. Any public channel can be tracked, yours or anyone else's. ContentScout reads public videos, transcripts, comments and metrics, never private data or inboxes.
Basic is $29/month with 4 tracked accounts, Pro $49/month with 8 and Ultra $89/month with 16, and every plan covers TikTok and Instagram too. All plans start with a 5-day free trial.