Data and Methodology
Read the evidence, collection context and limitations before comparing results.
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1. Collection coverage
The live service searches tracked public YouTube data. Initial discovery is KR/US with Korean and English content and a shared API budget/tracking cap. Market labels describe discovery context, not a creator's nationality, residence or audience geography. Missing evidence is shown as unknown; we do not fill missing values with invented statistics.
2. Observation and format
Statistics describe an observation time, not guaranteed real-time values. Historical snapshots have a 30-day cleanup policy. Refresh can be delayed by API quota, source availability or collection schedules. A short-form candidate is a metadata estimate, not official confirmation that a video is a YouTube Short. Open the original YouTube source for its current presentation.
3. Metrics and examples
Public source statistics, derived indicators and demo analysis have different meanings. Read the labels and observation/sample limits shown with each result. Missing or insufficient history is not a zero-performance score. Metrics do not establish causation, future success, audience characteristics or revenue. Sample AI reports are fictional demonstrations. Paid AI is not currently available.