Subscribe to YouTube playlists and channels, and hear about every new video.

Not in the way most people mean. YouTube lets you save a playlist to your library, but it won't tell you when a new video is added to it, because its notifications are tied to channels. Listabell fills that gap. It checks the playlists you follow and tells you when one of them gets a new video.

Create a free Listabell account, search for the channel, and subscribe to the playlists you want, or follow the whole channel's uploads. From then on you get an email or a Telegram message with the new video's title, thumbnail and a direct link.

Every hour, day and night. You hear about a new upload within the hour, without opening YouTube to check.

No. Listabell only reads public playlist data, so you don't connect a Google account or give access to your YouTube subscriptions. All you need is an email address.

Yes. There's no paid tier and no trial. Optional donations cover the running costs, and the only place we ask for them is a small link at the bottom of this site and of new-video emails.

Yes, at any time from Settings. You can switch email or Telegram off, unsubscribe from a single playlist or channel, or delete your account and everything attached to it with one click.

Yes. Choose the Channel tab on New subscription and every video the channel publishes reaches you by email or Telegram. Each account can follow a limited number of channels, and your account shows how many.

Since April 2026, YouTube stops phone push alerts from a channel when you haven't watched it for about a month and have ignored its recent alerts. They still appear in the app's Inbox, but nothing buzzes. What changed

Yes. Listabell doesn't touch your YouTube account and doesn't depend on how often you watch. It checks the channel's public uploads and messages you about every new one.