Upload once. Titles and captions go out in 30 languages.

ChannelManager connects all your YouTube channels in one place. Drop in a video and its caption file, and it translates the title, description and captions, sets the thumbnail and schedules it. Then you answer comments from every channel in one inbox.

Free during early access. We only email you about your invite.

This week
All channels5 videos
  • Crossing the Dolomites in 4 days (gear list)
    Trail NotesTue 17:00
    Scheduled
  • Why your sourdough is flat: 3 tests
    Kitchen LabTue 19:30
    Uploading 62%
  • I replaced my NAS with a $90 mini PC
    BytewiseWed 15:00
    Captions 6 of 8
  • The one setting that doubled my Wi-Fi
    Bytewise Shortsafter long-form
    Waiting for pair
  • Gravel vs. road tires on the same climb
    Mesa CyclingThu 16:00
    Reconnect needed
Example schedule across five channels
30 languages
for titles, descriptions and captions
Up to 256 GB
per video, with resumable uploads
Every channel
you own, including Brand Accounts
Official YouTube API
your password never reaches us

Publishing to more than one channel, or in more than one language, is mostly copy and paste.

Studio works one channel at a time.

Ten channels means ten tabs, ten calendars and ten places to check whether last night's upload went out.

Every language is typed by hand.

A title, a description and a caption file per language, pasted one by one into Studio's translation screen.

Captions go up one file at a time.

Each language is its own SRT file, translated somewhere else and uploaded separately in Studio.

Comments are scattered.

Questions in Spanish on one channel and spam held for review on another, and you find both a week late.

Reach viewers who don't search in English.

Viewers see your title and description in their own language, and can turn on captions that were translated line by line from your caption file, with the timing kept intact.

  • A glossary per channel keeps brand names and product words from being translated.
  • Regional versions go out where they matter: Portuguese for Brazil and Portugal, Spanish for the US and Latin America.
  • Presets like “Top 8” or “All 30”, or pick languages per video.
Language and titleCaption track
  • esSpanish
    Cruzando los Dolomitas en 4 días (lista de equipo)
  • pt-BRPortuguese (Brazil)
    Atravessando as Dolomitas em 4 dias (lista de equipamento)
  • deGerman
    In 4 Tagen durch die Dolomiten (Packliste)
  • hiHindi
    4 दिनों में डोलोमाइट्स पार करना (गियर सूची)
  • jaJapanese
    4日間でドロミテを横断(装備リスト)
+ 25 more languages · all SRT files downloadable
UnansweredQuestionsHeldAll channels
  • Lucía M.Trail NotesesQuestion

    ¿Qué saco de dormir usaste para las noches en el refugio?

    Which sleeping bag did you use for the nights at the hut?

    Reply in SpanishDraft with AIHide
  • dmitri_kBytewiseenQuestion

    Does the mini PC handle 4K transcoding or is that too much?

    ReplyDraft with AIHide
  • freecoins_4uKitchen LabenHeld for review

    Win a free gift card, click my profile!!

    ApproveHideHide and ban author

Example comments.

Every comment from every channel, in one list.

Filter to unanswered questions, held-for-review spam or one video. Comments in other languages are translated in place, and you can write a reply in English and send it in the commenter's language.

Reply, approve, hide, or hide and ban the author without opening Studio. AI drafts a reply when you want one, and nothing posts until you approve it.

From file to scheduled video in four steps

  1. 1

    Connect your channels

    Sign in with Google once. If your account owns several channels or Brand Accounts, pick the ones you want.

  2. 2

    Drop in a video

    Drag in the file, up to YouTube's 256 GB limit. It goes straight to storage and resumes if your connection drops.

  3. 3

    Add captions and pick languages

    Add the caption file in your video's language and we translate it, along with the title and description. Fix any line before it goes out, or bring your own files for any language.

  4. 4

    Pick a time and close the laptop

    The video uploads as private with a publish time, and YouTube releases it on schedule. Your computer doesn't need to be on.

Thumbnail checks before upload. Size, ratio and file size are checked, and you're told up front if a channel can't use custom thumbnails yet.

Pacing rules per channel. A daily limit, working hours, a minimum gap, and Shorts that go out right after their long-form video.

One failed step never restarts the upload. If a caption track fails, only that track is retried. The video stays up.

Get early access

Pricing

Free during early access. These are the prices we plan for launch.

Creator

One person, one or two channels.

$19 / month

  • 2 channels
  • 30 uploads a month
  • 5 translation languages
  • Comments inbox

Pro

Most languages per dollar

Creators publishing in many languages.

$49 / month

  • 5 channels
  • 100 uploads a month
  • All 30 languages
  • Comments inbox with AI reply drafts
  • 3 team seats

Agency

Teams running channels for clients.

$149 / month

  • 25 channels
  • 500 uploads a month
  • All 30 languages
  • Auto-reply rules
  • 10 seats with roles
  • API and webhooks

Need more channels or volume? Tell us what you publish and we'll set up a custom plan.

Questions

Is it safe to connect my channel?

You sign in on Google's own screen and see exactly which permissions we ask for: uploading videos and managing your videos and comments. We never see your Google password. Sign-in tokens are encrypted, never shown in the browser, and you can disconnect a channel at any time, which revokes our access at Google and deletes the tokens.

Do I need a caption file?

For translated captions, yes: add an SRT or VTT in your video's language (most editors export one) and we translate it line by line, keeping the timing. Without one we still translate the title and description. A file you upload for any other language always takes priority over a translated one, and you can edit any line before it goes out.

Why do caption tracks count separately from translated titles?

YouTube charges API quota per caption track, while all translated titles and descriptions go out in a single update. So we translate listings for every language you pick and let you choose which languages also get a caption track. Every caption file is still made and you can download it.

Can it add dubbed audio tracks?

Not yet. YouTube's public API doesn't allow uploading extra audio tracks, so we don't offer it rather than offer a workaround that breaks.

What happens if YouTube signs me out?

The channel is marked as needing a reconnect, its uploads pause instead of failing, and you get an email and a banner with a one-click reconnect. Once you reconnect, the queued videos carry on.

Can I send videos from my own scripts?

Yes, on the Agency plan. Send a bundle (the video, thumbnail, subtitles and a JSON file with the listing) to our API and get webhooks when it publishes or fails.

When will I be charged?

Not during early access. Prices above are what we plan to charge at launch, and we'll tell you before anything changes.

Stop publishing one channel and one language at a time.

Free during early access. We only email you about your invite.