Extract live stream listings from any YouTube channel - stream titles, dates, viewer counts, durations, and thumbnails - to track live content strategies and audience engagement.
Live streaming on YouTube has exploded - from gaming and music to corporate events and educational broadcasts. Channels that go live regularly build engaged communities, and tracking live stream performance is critical for competitive analysis, sponsorship evaluation, and content strategy. But YouTube does not provide easy access to a channel's live stream history in a structured format.
This YouTube live stream scraper extracts the live content tab from any channel page: stream titles, broadcast dates, viewer counts, durations, and thumbnail images. Whether you are evaluating a creator's live engagement, analyzing competitor streaming schedules, or building a dataset of live content in your niche, this robot captures the data you need.
Automating YouTube live stream data extraction gives you:
| Stream Title | Date | Viewers | Duration | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weekly Tech News Roundup | Feb 21, 2026 | 12,400 | 1:45:00 | Past |
| Live Q&A: AI Tools for Beginners | Feb 18, 2026 | 8,700 | 1:15:00 | Past |
| Product Launch Livestream | Feb 14, 2026 | 45,200 | 2:30:00 | Past |
| Community Gaming Night | Feb 10, 2026 | 6,300 | 3:00:00 | Past |
| Monthly Subscriber Celebration | Feb 1, 2026 | 15,800 | 2:00:00 | Past |
No YouTube Data API key needed, no developer setup, and no coding. The robot visits the channel's live tab and captures the stream history directly.
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Try this robot free →Live stream performance data reveals insights that regular video metrics cannot. Here is how teams use it:
Each live stream listing produces a structured row with these fields:
| Field | What it contains |
|---|---|
| Stream Title | The title of the live stream as displayed on the channel. |
| Broadcast Date | The date when the live stream aired. |
| Viewer Count | The number of viewers the stream attracted (peak or total depending on display). |
| Duration | The length of the live stream. |
| Thumbnail | The thumbnail image URL for the stream. |
| Stream URL | The direct link to the live stream replay or listing. |
Live stream data reflects what YouTube displays on the channel's live tab. Some metrics like viewer counts may represent peak concurrent viewers or total unique viewers depending on how YouTube presents the data.
What is a YouTube live stream scraper?
A YouTube live stream scraper extracts data about live broadcasts from YouTube channel pages. This robot captures stream titles, dates, viewer counts, and durations from the channel's live content section, making it easy to analyze live streaming patterns and engagement in a spreadsheet.
Do I need the YouTube API for this?
No. This robot works without any API key. It visits the channel page directly and extracts the publicly displayed live stream information, so you are not limited by API quotas.
Can I compare live streams across multiple channels?
Yes. Queue multiple channel URLs and all live stream data flows into one dataset. Compare streaming frequency, viewer counts, and content topics across creators.
Can I track upcoming scheduled live streams?
The robot captures what YouTube displays on the live tab, which may include upcoming scheduled streams if the channel has them listed. Check back regularly or schedule runs to catch new live events.
Is this YouTube live scraper free?
Browse AI's free plan includes credits to run this robot at no cost. Start extracting YouTube live stream data without a credit card.
How far back does the live stream history go?
The robot captures whatever YouTube displays on the channel's live tab. The depth of history varies by channel - some show their most recent streams while others may display a longer archive.
Live stream data is most valuable when combined with broader channel and content analysis:
Stream titles, dates, viewer counts - extract live data from any channel in seconds.
