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Subscribers 199K

Videos 423

Views 26.2M

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Your Average Tech Bro focuses on tech, coding, and AI topics, delivering tutorials and SaaS-focused content with titles like How I Scaled My NextJS + Supabase App and How I Come Up With SaaS Ideas That Actually Make Money. The channel uses keywords such as software engineering, how to be a coder, and AI, and publishes a mix of deep-dives and practical breakdowns. With 423 videos since 2013 and an average of about 23.8K views per video, the channel posts roughly 0.9 uploads per week, reflecting a steady tutorial-style cadence.

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#1

Rob Walling view on YouTube

89% relevance

Subscribers 116K

Videos 541

Views 6.4M

Appearances 17

SERP 96%

Similarity 85%

saas ideas validation saaS revenue strategies product market fit saas

Strong overlap in saas-focused queries like validation, revenue strategies, and PMF, indicating a shared audience interested in SaaS growth, though Your Average Tech Bro's content is more generalist while Rob emphasizes founder-focused SaaS tactics.

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IBM Technology view on YouTube

83% relevance

Subscribers 1.6M

Videos 1.5K

Views 108.6M

Appearances 23

SERP 100%

Similarity 72%

ai coding agents comparison no-code vs low-code tools ai tools for software teams

Highly aligned on AI and developer tooling queries (ai coding agents, no-code/low-code, tools for software teams) which signals a similar tech-product audience, but IBM's content is broader enterprise-focused while Your Average Tech Bro stays creator/entrepreneur-centric.

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#3

Y Combinator view on YouTube

79% relevance

Subscribers 2.2M

Videos 786

Views 94.6M

Appearances 15

SERP 74%

Similarity 83%

technical founder journey product market fit saas coding productivity for startups

Queries about technical founder journeys and product-market fit SaaS match the audience seeking startup guidance, with YC delivering startup lifecycle content that aligns with Your Average Tech Bro's topics, though YC is more venture/accelerator-oriented while your channel is creator-led.

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#4

Fireship view on YouTube

66% relevance

Subscribers 4.1M

Videos 790

Views 673.5M

Appearances 9

SERP 50%

Similarity 77%

saas ideas validation scaling nextjs apps supabase app scaling

Shared interest in SaaS ideas validation and scaling modern apps (Next.js, Supabase) via high-content tutorials; however Fireship leans heavier into rapid, code-centric tutorials whereas Your Average Tech Bro leans toward product/market fit and growth strategy.

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#5

Steven Cravotta

65% relevance

Subscribers 60.6K

Videos 65

Views 2.0M

Appearances 6

SERP 31%

Similarity 88%

user growth for apps app monetization strategies user onboarding optimization

Audience overlap around user growth, monetization, and onboarding optimization signals a similar focus on turning users into revenue, yet Steven emphasizes app growth tactics with a product-led lens, while Your Average Tech Bro covers broader tech entrepreneurship themes.

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Tech With Tim view on YouTube

65% relevance

Subscribers 2.0M

Videos 1.8K

Views 209.2M

Appearances 5

SERP 38%

Similarity 82%

ai coding agents comparison ai tools for software teams developer productivity tools

Shared queries about AI coding agents, software-team tooling, and developer productivity indicate a common tech-development angle; however Tim's content centers on programming tutorials and tools, while Your Average Tech Bro concentrates more on startup growth and product strategy.

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Top competitors include Rob Walling (89% match, 116K subscribers) and IBM Technology (83% match, 1.6M subscribers), both aligning with queries on saas ideas validation, product-market fit, and AI/Coding tools. Y Combinator (79% match, 2.2M subscribers) also competes on technical founder journeys and SaaS/product-market topics. These channels share overlapping searches such as saas ideas validation, scaling NextJS apps, and AI copilots for developers. Your Average Tech Bro has a smaller audience than these peers (199K subscribers) but operates in a closely related space of SaaS, developer tools, and startup growth.

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#15	57%	ByteByteGo	77%	1.4M	28%	3
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#18	56%	Liam Ottley	81%	746K	19%	2
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#24	55%	Startup Archive	78%	33.2K	20%	3
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#27	55%	Coding with Lewis	82%	735K	13%	1
#28	55%	Amazon Web Services	73%	836K	27%	5
#29	54%	Supabase	81%	79.3K	15%	5
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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Your Average Tech Bro?

Rob Walling — 89% match, 116K subscribers; IBM Technology — 83% match, 1.6M subscribers; Y Combinator — 79% match, 2.2M subscribers. All three channels focus on software engineering, startups, and technology entrepreneurship, overlapping with Your Average Tech Bro's themes.

What type of content does Your Average Tech Bro make?

Your Average Tech Bro makes software engineering and startup-focused content, with video titles such as Cursor vs Conductor vs Superset (I Tested Them All), My $5K/Month App Makes $0 Profit (Full Breakdown), How I Come Up With SaaS Ideas That Actually Make Money (Validation Framework), Cursor vs Codex vs Claude vs Zed vs Anti-Gravity (I Tested Them All), and How I Scaled My NextJS + Supabase App To Handle 10,000 Users. The channel uploads ~0.9 videos per week, and each video averages about 23.8K views.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Your Average Tech Bro?

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