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One search per niche per day, ranked the same way, with a title-patterns page underneath each one.
Anything up to three minutes, which is YouTube's own current Shorts limit. Duration comes from the API rather than from the URL, so a video that is not really a Short does not sneak in because it was posted as one.
One page of results, capped at two videos per channel so a single prolific account cannot own the ranking, and anything under a thousand views dropped. A result with eleven views is not inspiration, and the API returns plenty of them.
Once a day. The page states the date it was refreshed and how many results it ranked, and says so plainly when today's refresh has not happened yet.
On the niche pages, yes — there are twenty of them, one query each. Arbitrary search is the signed-in product, because every distinct query costs a hundred units of a ten-thousand-unit daily budget.
It carries that video's title into our generator as an angle, not as a script. You get a new script written to your own wording, free once you sign in — no card, 60 credits on signup — and we do not copy anybody's video and neither should you.
Every tool page writes you a script for free once you sign in — no card, 60 credits on signup. Ten seconds is enough to find out whether your angle on one of these is any good.