AudienceCue

AudienceCue helps creators, marketers, researchers, and agencies download public YouTube comments and turn them into cited audience reports. It connects a collection of comments with an analysis that can be checked against the source material, so a team can review the evidence behind a finding before using it in a decision.

Start with a supported video, Short, live-video page, channel, playlist, or list of URLs. AudienceCue collects the public comments returned for that source and available public replies. Keep the returned data in CSV, JSON, TXT, or XLSX, depending on the format that fits your spreadsheet, research notes, or reporting workflow.

After collecting comments, generate an AI report whose findings stay tied to source evidence. A creator can use this workflow to review audience questions and reactions. A marketer or researcher can examine the comments around a topic, while an agency can prepare a report for a client to review. The source evidence gives readers a way to inspect the comments behind the report instead of relying only on an unsupported summary.

Reports can be shared through a read-only link or exported as HTML, Markdown, or JSON. This makes it possible to keep the comment dataset and the written analysis as separate deliverables: a structured file for further review, and a cited report for colleagues or clients.

AudienceCue offers a free plan alongside paid plans and a project pack. Available collection and report allowances depend on the selected plan. It works with public YouTube comment data and available replies; it does not post replies, moderate comments, or take actions on a YouTube channel. Review the returned dataset and report evidence for the needs of your project. Sample reports on the website show how the product presents findings and their supporting sources.