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Top Stocks - YouTube Subscribers

YouTube subscriber counts are a useful read on which public companies have built durable owned-media presence on the world’s second-largest search engine. A growing YouTube audience tracks alongside the company’s ability to push long-form content — product launches, earnings explainers, tutorials, brand stories — directly to consumers without paying for distribution. We pull subscriber counts daily from each company’s primary YouTube channel and roll them up to the parent ticker. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Here is a daily updated list of the top 10 public companies with the most YouTube subscribers. Sign up to see all companies.

TKO Group has the most subscribers on YouTube, with 113,000,000 subscribers as of the latest update.

Company YouTube Subscribers Price AI Score
TKO Group
TKO Group
TKO
113,000,000
0%
$187.57
0.3%
30
Netflix
Netflix
NFLX
33,400,000
0%
$73.37
2.8%
66
Apple
Apple
AAPL
20,700,000
0%
$315.32
0.3%
51
Buzzfeed
Buzzfeed
BZFD
19,700,000
0%
$1.43
3.4%
33
Fox News
Fox News
FOX
15,400,000
0%
$48.75
0.6%
55
Google
Google
GOOGL
14,400,000
0%
$357.18
0.5%
57
Google
Google
GOOG
14,400,000
0%
$354.09
0.6%
64
Manchester United
Manchester United
MANU
11,200,000
0%
$22.04
0.2%
58
SpaceX
SpaceX
SPCX
6,910,000
0%
$149.39
1.8%
58
iQIYI
iQIYI
IQ
6,820,000
0.2%
$1.13
0.9%
59

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FAQ

YouTube subscribers measure how much owned-media reach a brand has on the world’s second-largest search engine. For consumer-tech, automotive, gaming, beauty and entertainment tickers, a large YouTube base means the company can ship product news directly to a captive audience without paying for distribution — useful context to pair with marketing spend and the AI Score.

AltIndex pulls YouTube subscriber counts daily from the official brand channels we track. The leaderboard re-ranks each morning, and individual ticker pages show the long-term trend so you can see whether a channel is steadily growing or has plateaued.

We map each ticker to its primary brand YouTube channel and pull the public subscriber count daily. For multi-brand parents (large CPG, automotive, media groups) we roll up the major sub-brand channels to the parent ticker so the number reflects the whole portfolio.

Marketing spend tells you what the company is paying for distribution; YouTube subscribers tell you how much organic distribution it already owns. For long-cycle consumer brands, a deep YouTube base is a moat that paid spend can’t replicate quickly.

No. Subscriber size correlates with brand reach but doesn’t guarantee revenue conversion or engagement quality. Use YouTube trend alongside fundamentals, web traffic, hiring and the AI Score. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

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