
Evergreen channels
Old videos that keep bringing steady views, month after month.
Find a niche from what is already working. Algrow tracks millions of channels every day and shows the topics where new channels are getting views.
Topics where new channels are taking a growing share of the views. Updated daily. The channels shown are examples from that topic.
Animation and anime · 4 new channels doing well
Mostly facelessEducation and science · 22 new channels doing well
Mostly facelessLanguage and learning · 2 new channels doing well
Mostly facelessStories and drama · 9 new channels doing well
Mostly facelessHistory · 7 new channels doing well
Mostly facelessCelebrity and entertainment · 2 new channels doing well
Mostly facelessHealth and medical · 15 new channels doing well
Mostly facelessMilitary and aviation · 4 new channels doing well
Mostly facelessHorror and paranormal · 7 new channels doing well
Mostly facelessMoney and business · 13 new channels doing well
Gaming · 4 new channels doing well
Religion and spirituality · 13 new channels doing well
Mostly facelessThis is the top of the list. Algrow members see every rising niche and every channel in it.
Ready-made searches for rising niches, brand-new channels, small but viral channels, comebacks and evergreen channels.
Filter by topic, views in the last 24 and 48 hours, channel age, upload count, video length, language and monetization.
See its daily views, its best videos against its own average, whether it is monetized and what it sells.
One click finds the channels that prove a topic works. Filter the rest down to exactly what you want.

Old videos that keep bringing steady views, month after month.

Quiet for months, back and growing fast.

Daily views for every channel and video, so you see a spike the day it starts.
Algrow tracks millions of YouTube channels and videos every day, so you can see what is working and what to make next.
A tool that shows which topics on YouTube have demand and room for a new channel. A good one works from real channel data, not from a list of categories.
It tags every channel it tracks with a topic and a sub-topic, then looks for sub-topics where new channels are taking a growing share of the views. The list is rebuilt daily.
New channels are getting views in it, you can make many videos about it, and it pays, either through ads or through something you can sell.
The list on this page is free. The full search, with every niche and every filter, is part of Algrow, which you can try for $1 for 3 days.
Yes. Algrow has separate channel lists, viral videos and trends for Shorts and for long form.
Yes. Algrow works inside Claude and ChatGPT, and in its desktop app, so you can ask for something like small monetized history channels that started this year.