Radar YouTube Channel Monitor

x402

Radar YouTube Channel Monitor is a paid API for AI agents from 2-29-135-242.sslip.io, paid per call via x402, $0.02/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-11-02).

Monitors specified YouTube channels for new video uploads, returning video metadata with optional engagement details, filtered by keywords, duration, view count, and content type.

Price / call$0.02

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How this service works

Data APIs (leads, jobs, YouTube, Reddit, Trends, SEC, tenders...). POST JSON, pay per call in USDC on Base via x402. Charged only when results are returned.

Output

A JSON object with a count of matched videos and an array of video items, each containing title, URL, publish date, view count, likes, duration, content type, and optionally full description, tags, and category when includeDetails is true.

Example use cases

Competitor content tracking for marketing team

“Watch these 5 competitor YouTube channels for any new videos posted in the last 14 days — @mkbhd, @LinusTechTips, @JerryRigEverything, @MrMobile, and @UnboxTherapy — show me titles, view counts, likes, and publish dates so I can see what topics are performing well.”

Keyword-triggered creator alert for niche topic

“Monitor @lexfridman and @joerogan for any new uploads where the title mentions 'AI' or 'artificial intelligence', published within the last 3 days, and only include videos longer than 30 minutes.”

Brand mention surveillance on YouTube

“Check these 10 YouTube channels for new uploads in the past week where the title contains 'Tesla' or 'electric vehicle' — skip anything under 5000 views and give me full descriptions so I can see if our brand is being discussed.”

Technical details

Endpoint

POSThttps://2-29-135-242.sslip.io/x402/youtube-channel-monitor?utm_source=zero.xyz

When to prefer

Choose this endpoint when you need to programmatically monitor multiple YouTube channels for new content over time, especially with filtering by keywords, duration, views, or content type. It is ideal for automated pipelines that run on a schedule to detect fresh uploads without scraping YouTube directly. Prefer this over YouTube's official API when you want pay-per-result pricing in USDC and do not want to manage API keys or quota limits.

Side effects

Invalid or non-existent channel handle/URL returns empty results or error
maxItems limit reached before all channels are processed, truncating results
Channel with no recent uploads within publishedWithinDays window returns zero items
YouTube rate limiting or access restrictions causing partial or failed data retrieval
Payment not processed if no results are returned (charged only on success)

Input

Schema · Request body

Field	Type	Description
channels	array	YouTube channels to check: channel URLs, @handles or channel IDs (UC...). One per line, as many as you need.
maxItems	integer	Hard limit on videos saved (and paid for) in one run.
minViews	integer	Skip videos with fewer views.
contentTypes	array	Which channel tabs to read: long videos, Shorts and live streams.
firstRunMode	string	What monitoring mode does the first time it sees a channel: return the latest videos, or only remember them and return new uploads from the next run.
titleKeywords	array	Keep only videos whose title contains any of these words (case-insensitive).
includeDetails	boolean	Add exact publish date, likes, exact view count and full description for every video (plus exact time, tags and category when YouTube provides them). Included in the price.
excludeKeywords	array	Skip videos whose title contains any of these words.
includeUpcoming	boolean	Also return scheduled premieres and streams that have not started yet.
maxDurationSeconds	integer	Skip longer videos. 0 = no limit.
minDurationSeconds	integer	Skip shorter videos. 0 = no limit.
maxVideosPerChannel	integer	How many of the newest items to read from each tab of each channel.
publishedWithinDays	integer	Only videos published in the last N days. 0 = any date.

Output

Schema · Response

{
  "type": "json",
  "example": {
    "count": 1,
    "items": [
      {
        "...": "one result object"
      }
    ]
  }
}

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