See what the OutlierKit API actually returns
Four mini-apps showing realistic sample responses for the endpoints you're most likely to build on — outlier search, channel look-alikes, keyword volumes, and video inspection. Each comes with the matching fetch() snippet to drop into your own app.
Responses below are realistic samples shaped exactly like the v1 API returns. Live querying is in your own app with your own key.
Each one targets a different v1 endpoint — search, similarity, keywords, or single-video lookup.
Click See sample response and a realistic API payload renders below — so you know exactly what you'll wire up.
Expand View request & response for the matching fetch() and curl calls.
Outlier Hunter
POST /outliers/searchSemantic search across indexed outlier videos. Returns the videos that are over-performing for their channel — not just channels with big audiences.
Try "ai tools", "ai automation", "fitness"…
Drop low-multiplier hits.
Look-alike Channel Finder
POST /channels/search → /channels/similarChain two calls: search to find a seed channel, then ask the similarity index for look-alikes in the same operational weight class.
The first call returns matches — click one to expand into look-alikes.
Keyword Volume Explorer
POST /keywords/researchExpand seed keywords into a ranked list of YouTube search terms with monthly volumes. Useful for content briefs, title brainstorming, and SEO planning.
Video Inspector
GET /videos/:id + /transcript + /commentsOne videoId, three endpoints fired in parallel. Lookup gives you outlier metrics and channel context; transcript and comments back AI agents and analytics.
Accepts a bare id (nSM1m7Q8gkg) or a full youtube.com / youtu.be URL.
Ready to build on the API?
The full reference covers every endpoint, parameter, and error envelope. 1 credit per call, shared with the web app.
