Q&A for How to Check Your Subscribers on YouTube

Go to their channels, then go to the 'about' page. Some people add their countries in their YouTube profiles.

Look at the subscribe button on the left side of your screen; right next to it is the subscriber count.

You can only view who your subscribers are through the Youtube desktop website, you can't do it on mobile.

See How to Earn Money on YouTube .

You can only check who the users are on computer or laptop. To do this you go to creator studio, then click community and then subscribers.

You have to have a lot of subscribers. To put this into perspective, Markiplier, PewDiePie, jacksepticeye, and ihascupquake get paid to post videos.

Yes, any Android or Apple device will work as long it can run YouTube.

For the most part, no, but some people make money from ads in their YouTube videos. See How to Earn Money on YouTube .

Unfortunately, YouTube doesn't allow you to see who watched what on your channel.

When you earn a new subscriber, complete the first method, and if their name does not show up then they are on private. On the right of the names that do show up, you will see how long they have been subbed for and can tell if they are the new subscriber.

Yes, the subscriber count can be found on any device that runs YouTube. Checking who your subs actually are is only possible on a laptop or PC, though.

Upon completing the first method, in the top right there is a box saying most recent or most popular. This sorts witch order the subs are shown, so if you set it to most recent and scroll to the bottom, you will find the first subs (however, if a channel has their subs on private, then they will not show up). If your first 10 subs all have subscriptions set to private, then you will be unable to view their names.

Yes, just go to the creator studio in the far left side down you will see "my subscribers."