A comment is a person
"Great video, do you have an enterprise plan?" means something different when it comes from a 2-subscriber account versus a 200k-subscriber founder. Raw comment text hides that context.
What you now see on every lead
- Avatar & channel — pulled from the commenter's public YouTube profile, with a one-click link to their channel.
- Subscriber count — enriched in batches and cached for 7 days, so you can spot high-reach commenters at a glance.
- Deep link — jump straight to the exact comment (
watch?v=…&lc=…) and the video moment it references.
Richer pushes, too
The same enrichment flows into your Slack and Discord cards and your Notion records: avatar, profile, subscriber count, and the video anchor — so the context travels with the lead into whatever tool you act on.
Qualify faster
Pair subscriber count with intent label and you get instant triage: a high-intent comment from a sizable channel is a warm B2B intro; the same words from a throwaway account is probably a tire-kicker. Spend your reply where it compounds.