Find out how your thumbnail lands before you publish
Clickable puts your thumbnail in a feed next to real videos from your niche, asks what your title promises, and plays your first 60 seconds until the viewer taps out. You get the numbers; they get yours.
Sign up gives you 5 credits. One review you give = one credit.
Three questions, under three minutes
Step 1
Feed test
Your thumbnail is mixed into a grid with five real videos from your niche. One question: which one would you click?
Step 2
Promise test
Thumbnail and title alone. The reviewer writes, in one sentence, what they think the video is about. You see whether the promise landed.
Step 3
Hook test
Your first 60 seconds play. The reviewer taps "I would have left here" whenever it happens, and picks a reason.
What comes back
- Pick rate and average decision time for every thumbnail, with a winner badge only when one leads by three votes or more.
- Every title guess, so you can mark what was understood and what was not.
- A drop-off timeline across the 60 seconds, the median leave second, and the share who watched to the end.
- Reason tags — slow intro, unclear promise, bad audio, did not match the thumbnail — and written comments.
How credits work
You start with 5 credits. Every review you give earns 1. A test costs 1 credit per reviewer you ask for — 5, 10 or 15. A test stays open for 72 hours; unused credits come back to you.
What this is not
No sub4sub, no view trading, no "watch my video" tasks. Nothing happens on YouTube at all: the watching and the voting happen inside the app. Traded engagement breaks YouTube's fake engagement policy and unrelated subscribers drag your reach down, so we do not sell it.
Your niche
Reviewers are matched by niche and language, so the people judging your thumbnail watch this kind of video anyway.
Questions
How is this different from YouTube Test & Compare?
Test & Compare runs after you publish and needs enough impressions to reach a result — which small channels rarely get. Clickable runs before you publish and gives you written reasons, not just a curve.
Do I have to review other people to use it?
Yes, and that is the point. One review you give is one credit. It keeps the pool made of creators rather than idle accounts.
Who sees my unpublished video?
Only the reviewers assigned to your test, inside the app, for the 60 seconds you upload. Clips are not public and are not shared outside the app.
What does it cost?
Nothing to start. Credits can also be bought, and Pro adds 40 monthly credits, up to 25 reviewers per test and an AI summary.