Likes and comments against views, benchmarked by channel size.
2,380 likes and comments on 50,000 views. Within the typical range for 10k to 100k subscribers.
| Channel size | Typical range | Your video |
|---|---|---|
| Under 10K subscribers | 6% to 10% | |
| 10K to 100K subscribers | 4% to 7% | 4.76% |
| 100K to 1M subscribers | 2% to 5% | |
| 1M+ subscribers | 1% to 3% |
These bands are rough industry ranges, not figures pulled from YouTube. Treat them as a sanity check on one video, not a fixed target.
Enter views, likes, and comments. We divide the reactions by views and put the rate next to a size band for that channel.
This is public-math, not a secret YouTube score.
It moves with size. A small channel often sits higher than a large one with the same topic.
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