Nexlev targets a specific audience: people running faceless YouTube channels who need to decide what to publish next. Its centerpiece is the Niche Finder, which applies roughly 21 filters across a curated library of more than 20,000 niches and surfaces estimated revenue potential alongside channel growth signals. The pitch is speed — cutting the hours of manual digging that otherwise go into validating a content idea.
The second pillar is a Chrome Extension that bundles dozens of research utilities directly into the YouTube interface: thumbnail generation, sponsorship analysis, real-time channel tracking, swipe files, and outlier detection. Nexlev also ships an MCP server, so tools like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor can query Nexlev's analyzed channel dataset rather than relying on general training knowledge.
Public marketing states the platform has been used by more than 500,000 creators across 41 countries, and references a dataset of 150 million-plus analyzed channels. Packaging is split into a Lite tier (extension plus MCP tools) and a Pro tier (adds the Niche Finder, n8n automation, and API access), with a separately purchasable faceless-YouTube course.
