//YouTube comments API

YouTube comments without the API console

See what buyers ask under any video: its comments as typed JSON in one call. One access-token header, no Google Cloud project.

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Pull the comments under our last 3 launch videos. — Comments on the last 3 launch videos. What do viewers ask for under these videos? Group the requests and count them. — What viewers ask for, last 3 launch videos. What changed since the previous launch video? Which requests grew? — Requests: previous vs latest launch video. Export the team pricing comments and draft replies to the top 5. I’ll post them. — Team pricing: top 5 comments, replies drafted
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//Sample

Pull a video’s comments in one call

The request, the response and the price are read from the live API reference on each visit.

//Set it up

Or ask your agent over MCP

The same key works in Claude Code and any MCP client.

Over MCP
//What you get

What you get without the console

One access-token header instead of a Google Cloud project, an API key and a daily budget.

Comments in one call

Send a video and how many comments you want. One JSON array comes back.

One POSTJSON array

One header, no console

No Google Cloud, no OAuth, no YouTube key.

access-tokenPOST

A price you see up front

The API reference lists what a call costs before you send one.

API reference

Fields ready to read

Text, author and engagement counts in named, typed fields.

Typed fields
//How it works

Take a key, skip the console01Send a video ID02Load it where you work03

//Q&A

Questions before you pull

The official API needs a Google Cloud project and an API key. It caps search at 100 calls a day and meters other reads against a 10,000-unit daily budget. Anysite needs one access-token header and returns the comments as typed JSON.

The credits listed for the comments endpoint in the API reference.

As many as you ask for in one call, up to the per-call maximum listed for the comments endpoint in the API reference.

Yes. Every comment comes back with its author, the text and its engagement counts in named fields. Ask your agent to group commenters by what they ask for.

Yes. The video endpoint takes the same video ID or URL and returns its views and channel details. Every field is listed in the API reference.

MCP plans start at $30 a month and reach only the MCP server. The API starts at $49 a month, billed in credits. The $30 MCP plan and API Starter come with a 7-day free trial.

Read the comment section in one call