Live Subscriber Count Widget for Your Website
Put a live YouTube subscriber counter on your own site. Search a channel, choose a theme (auto, light, or dark), pick a size, and copy one HTML snippet. Free forever, no account, no API key — and the counter keeps itself up to date.
How it works
- Pick any public YouTube channel and choose subscribers or total views
- Style it: auto, light, or dark theme in compact, standard, or wide size
- Paste it into a link-in-bio page that accepts embeds (Carrd, Notion), use the URL as an OBS or Streamlabs browser source, or drop it into any site that takes HTML — WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Ghost, or plain markup. Instagram and TikTok don't allow embeds, so link your live counter page there instead.
- The counter re-syncs with YouTube every 15 seconds and ticks between syncs at the channel's measured growth pace
Frequently asked questions
How do I add a live subscriber counter to my website?
Search your channel on the builder, pick a theme and size, then paste the snippet wherever you keep your public page — a link-in-bio builder that accepts embeds (Carrd, Notion), an OBS browser source, or any site that takes HTML. Instagram and TikTok don't allow embeds, so link your live counter page there instead.
Is the widget free?
Yes — free with no account and no limits. The snippet carries a small visible credit link back to TubeScope, which is how it stays free.
Does it slow my page down?
No. It's a tiny standalone page with no frameworks, loaded in its own frame so it never blocks your site.
Related: Live Subscriber Counter · Sub Battle · Top Channels.
The Counter Widget lets you put a live YouTube subscriber counter on a page you control — a link-in-bio page, a stream overlay, or a website — with one copied snippet. It is the same live count that powers our counters, packaged to load instantly inside someone else's page.
What actually gets embedded
The widget is a small standalone page with no frameworks, no trackers, and no cookies, loaded inside its own frame so it can never slow down or interfere with the page around it. It shows the channel's avatar, name, and count, in a light, dark, or automatic theme that follows the visitor's system setting, in three sizes. The whole card links to the channel's live counter page.
How the count stays honest
The widget re-syncs with YouTube's public figures every fifteen seconds and ticks between syncs at the channel's measured growth pace — the same method as our full counters. YouTube rounds public subscriber counts for channels above 1,000 subscribers, so every widget on the internet, ours included, shows the closest official figure; only the creator sees the exact number in YouTube Studio. We say that plainly rather than pretend otherwise.
The credit line
The snippet includes a short visible line crediting the live data to tube-scope.com. It is how the widget stays free with no account and no limits, and it tells your visitors where the number comes from. The credit is visible in the snippet you copy and on your page — nothing hidden.
Measuring whether it is worth having
A live count is social proof that a screenshot can never be: a visitor sees the number moving. Creators use it on milestone pages, media kits, and stream overlays for exactly that reason. If you install it and want to know whether people click through, the counter page link carries a source tag you can see in any analytics tool.