In January 2026 YouTube terminated 16 channels with 35M combined subscribers under its "inauthentic content" policy, erasing an estimated $10M/year in ad revenue. Creators are still getting caught by surprise. Paste your channel and see what its own recent uploads would flag -- free.
SlopCheck reads your channel's last 15 public uploads (title, description, upload cadence) via YouTube's own public feed -- no login, no API key, nothing installed on your account -- and scores them against the specific language YouTube's policy uses: "templated video structure," "mass-produced or recycled uploads," "excessively frequent uploads," and "content easily replicable at scale with minimal human input." It's a heuristic proxy for a review process YouTube runs internally, not a guarantee of your monetization status.