Comparison Node
The Comparison Node ranks and compares performance across multiple videos or playlists.
Required Video Input
Comparison nodes rank and compare performance across multiple videos. To ensure high-quality, contextual rankings, these nodes require an Amber input handle from a Filter Node. Direct Date Range connections are not supported for Comparison nodes to prevent layout ambiguity and ensure every bar/pie chart has specific video context. You can connect multiple Filter Nodes into one Comparison node when they share the same upstream Date Range — every filter's videos are compared together in the same chart.
Available Tools
- Likes Comparison Compare the total likes received across different videos.
- Comments Comparison Analyze and compare comment volume across multiple videos.
- Shares Comparison Rank videos by the number of shares they received.
- Average View Duration (AVD) Comparison Compare the average length of time viewers spent watching each video. This is the per-video counterpart to the channel AVD trend — any AVD question about specific videos ("AVD for my top 5 shorts", "which of these holds viewers longest?") builds this node.
- Average View Percentage (AVP) Comparison Compare the average retention percentage across selected videos. This is the per-video counterpart to the channel AVP trend — any AVP question about specific videos builds this node.
- Engaged Views Comparison Compare engaged views across videos, in any format. Useful next to your ordinary view count, which changed meaning on 27 August 2026.
- Suggested Videos Comparison Breakdown and compare views driven by specific external suggesting videos.
Also in this category: Premium tools
The Premium Node adds more comparison tools that draw the same bar and pie charts and need a video Filter: Retention, Engagement, Conversion Rate, Z-Score Analysis and Watch Time Contribution. They are paid-plan tools, so they are listed and described on the Premium Node page.