Frequently asked questions
Clear answers about data, estimates, plans and the extension.
Start here for the questions that matter before using public creator research in a real decision.
01
Data and analysis
No. Public reports use available YouTube information and calculated or estimated outputs. Private retention, traffic sources, CTR and verified creator revenue are not claimed.
Yes, when the information is publicly available and the research is lawful. Respect privacy, platform rules and intellectual-property rights.
Update timing, caching, rounding, API response timing and removed or hidden fields can create differences.
No. They are modeled ranges based on public inputs and assumptions; actual creator revenue can differ substantially.
02
AI titles and thumbnails
Two things: alternative YouTube titles built on deliberately different packaging strategies, and 1280x720 (16:9) thumbnails created from an idea you type or a reference image you import from YouTube.
More than 60, including Hindi, Spanish, Arabic, Portuguese, Indonesian, Bengali, Japanese, Korean and Russian. Choosing a language writes the entire title in that language and script; leaving it on Auto keeps the source language mix unchanged.
Yes. The source title is split into individual words with a checkbox on each. Words you leave ticked are preferred in the output and any word you untick is excluded from every generated title.
Five by default. The number is an administrator setting and can be between one and eight, with each option using a different strategy such as curiosity, benefit, how-to, list or emotional.
No. Nothing in the AI studio reads YouTube Studio data. It works only from the title, keywords, idea or reference image you provide.
On our own server, or in a cloud object-storage provider when the administrator has enabled it. Either way they belong to your account and you can download or delete them at any time.
For a fixed retention window set by the administrator, after which items are deleted automatically. History and Favorites both show a notice with the current window so you can export anything you want to keep.
No, and nothing in the product claims that. AI output is a starting point that shows its angle and character count so you can judge it; performance depends on the video, the audience and the thumbnail together.
03
Plans and accounts
The live home and pricing pages reflect the current plan configuration, enabled features and usage notes.
Yes. Both surfaces read feature entitlements from the same account plan.
Some features have daily or plan-period allowances. The pricing matrix shows the configured note when a cap applies.
Under the current application model, access can return to the available free state when the configured plan period ends.
04
TubeLeader for Chrome
Use the official Chrome Web Store link published on the extension page when the listing is live.
Host access lets TubeLeader add its research interface to supported YouTube pages.
Login, entitlement and usage requests reach the service. Server-backed AI, revenue, sponsorship and analytics actions can send the public fields required for that request.
Yes. The documented extension interface includes a local master toggle for badges and panels.
05
Billing and support
Card payments use the provider code configured by the administrator. The provider handles card credentials; TubeLeader does not auto-activate these manually verified payments.
Native PayPal can be enabled for supported non-India plans when the administrator has configured the gateway. One-time access activates only after server-side capture verification; recurring access uses verified subscription status and webhooks. PayPal is hard-disabled for India.
Email support with the account email and non-sensitive transaction reference. Never send a password or full card details.
No. Research outputs can improve a hypothesis but cannot guarantee views, rankings, monetization, income or sponsorships.