Understanding Your Sprizzy Subscriber Count Updates
Recent updates from YouTube have changed how subscriber counts are displayed, affecting how these numbers are shown in your Sprizzy reports. Instead of showing exact numbers, subscriber counts will now be displayed in increments. This adjustment aims to provide a more streamlined and privacy-focused reporting method.
You can read more about this update on YouTube here.
Understand your subscriber count
Your audience can view a shortened version of your subscriber count. This subscriber count is shortened depending on the number of subscribers your channel has.
| If you have... | then your subscriber count updates for every: |
| Less than 1,000 subscribers | 1 new subscriber |
| 1,000–9,999 subscribers | 10 new subscribers |
| 10,000–99,999 subscribers | 100 new subscribers |
| 100,000–999,999 subscribers | 1,000 new subscribers |
| 1,000,000–9,999,999 subscribers | 10,000 new subscribers |
| 10,000,000–99,999,999 subscribers | 100,000 new subscribers |
| 100,000,000–999,999,999 subscribers | 1,000,000 new subscribers |
To understand how your subscriber count will be displayed, use the table below.
| For example, if you have... | then your subscriber count is: | Your next subscriber count will be: |
| 123 subscribers | 123 | 124 |
| 1,234 subscribers | 1.23K | 1.24K |
| 12,345 subscribers | 12.3K | 12.4K |
| 123,456 subscribers | 123K | 124K |
| 1,234,567 subscribers | 1.23M | 1.24M |
| 12,345,678 subscribers | 12.3M | 12.4M |
| 123,456,789 subscribers | 123M | 124M |