One click to find high-RPM niches, one click to grab a competitor's script — built for faceless YouTube creators
only creator-reported income earned *using* the tool
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This video (Syrax, “How to start a faceless Youtube channel with AI [2026 FULL COURSE],” 120K views) is a complete faceless YouTube automation course, and the creator opens with his receipts: one 8-minute AI-made video pulled 3.8M views and earned nearly $10,000. In the two most critical steps — finding a niche and writing the script — he repeatedly surfaces one tool: Next Love Niche (with a companion Next Love browser extension). It solves the first two walls a faceless creator hits: (1) not knowing which niche is both unsaturated and high-CPM (high RPM), and (2) not knowing how to write a script that sounds like the top channels. The creator explicitly says a niche he found with this tool earned him over $15,000, with $8,000 from a single video, and that he “uses it every day to find interesting niches.” Note that this is content revenue produced *with* the tool, not the tool's own revenue — which is why the evidence level can only be Creator-Reported and this is filed under potential.
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Create free accountEmail code only. No password.Data credibility: The creator says a niche he found with the tool earned him $15K, with $8K from a single video — that's content revenue produced with the tool, not the tool's own revenue. The video never discloses the tool's MRR or user count, so it's filed under potential with revenueMo left blank and evidence tagged Creator-Reported. All revenue figures are founder-reported or estimated by the video creator — unaudited.