Paste a video URL and enter a keyword to find matching comments — see author, text, likes, and publish date instantly.
YouTube comments are unfiltered audience feedback — but scrolling through thousands manually is impossible. Keyword search surfaces exactly what people say about pricing, features, competitors, or your brand in seconds.
Find what viewers ask about products, pricing, and alternatives before you create content or launch an offer.
Search for entrant keywords like "entered" or "pick me" to verify giveaway comments across large threads.
Search positive or negative terms ("love", "disappointed", "scam") to gauge audience reception fast.
See what viewers praise or criticize on competitor videos — free qualitative research at scale.
Any public YouTube video or Shorts link. We fetch the video context and total comment count.
Search for a word or phrase — brand names, product terms, questions, or giveaway keywords.
See matching comments with author, likes, and date. Paginate through large comment sections.
Every day, millions of viewers leave unfiltered opinions, questions, and recommendations in YouTube comment sections. Unlike social media polls or surveys, these comments are unsolicited — people write them because they genuinely care about the topic. For creators, marketers, and researchers, that makes comment sections a goldmine of qualitative data.
The problem? Popular videos can have 50,000+ comments. Scrolling manually is impossible. Our YouTube Comment Finder lets you search any public video's comments by keyword — surfacing exactly the feedback you need in seconds.
Find video ideas by searching competitor comments for "please make a video about", "can you cover", and "tutorial on". Your audience is literally telling you what to create next.
Search brand mentions, product names, and competitor comparisons across influencer videos. Gauge sentiment before launching campaigns or partnerships.
Search "where to buy", "link?", and product names on review videos to understand purchase intent and common objections from real buyers.
Find firsthand accounts, eyewitness descriptions, and public opinion on news-related videos. Comments often contain context that videos miss.
Search your product name across YouTube to find troubleshooting questions and complaints that never reached your support desk.
Run giveaway validation by searching entrant keywords. Find loyal fans who comment consistently for community spotlight features.
| Feature | Our Comment Finder | YouTube Studio |
|---|---|---|
| Search any public video | Yes — paste any URL | Only your own channel's videos |
| Keyword search | Yes | Yes (own comments only) |
| See author & likes | Yes | Yes |
| No login required | Yes | Requires Google account + channel access |
| Competitor comment research | Yes | No |
| Pagination for large threads | Yes (Load More) | Yes |
| Export to CSV | Coming soon | Limited |
| Free to use | Yes | Yes (for own channel) |
Choose top-ranking videos in your niche with 500+ comments. More comments = richer data.
These surface direct content requests. Compile the top 10 recurring topics into a content calendar.
Find unprompted mentions across the platform — videos you didn't sponsor but that discuss your product.
Unanswered questions in competitor comment sections are opportunities for you to create the definitive video.
Re-search monthly on trending videos in your niche to spot shifting audience interests and emerging topics.
vs Google Trends: Comments show what people think about specific products and creators — not just search volume.
vs Surveys: Comments are organic and unsolicited. No response bias from leading questions.
vs Social Listening Tools: YouTube comments are free, public, and tied to specific video context — you know exactly what content triggered the reaction.
vs Reddit: YouTube comments come from a broader, less tech-savvy audience — closer to the mainstream consumer.
Free tools to grow, analyze, and monetize your YouTube channel.