Stash - Free Documentaries Subscriber Count - YouTube Channel Stats
Channel age: 3 years (joined May 2023)
Stash - Free Documentaries subscriber count: 108,000 subscribers on YouTube. The channel has 16,199,123 total views across 1,667 videos. Channel age: 3 years (joined May 2023).
Subscriber count
108K
Growth (7d)
+2.0K
Total views
16M
Videos
1.7K
Avg views/video
9.7K
Subscriber growth
2026-06-10+21K over 14 days2026-09-10
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Stash - Free Documentaries on YouTube - frequently asked questions
- What is the Stash - Free Documentaries subscriber count?
- Stash - Free Documentaries has 108,000 subscribers on YouTube. It gained 2,000 new subscribers in the last 7 days. The count is refreshed from the YouTube Data API.
- How many views does Stash - Free Documentaries have?
- Stash - Free Documentaries has 16,199,123 total views across 1,667 videos.
- When did Stash - Free Documentaries start on YouTube, and how old is the channel?
- Stash - Free Documentaries created its YouTube channel in May 2023. The channel is 3 years old. Searches for Stash - Free Documentaries age often mean a personal age, which we do not publish. The figure here is the channel age only.
- What does Stash - Free Documentaries make videos about?
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