Is there a limit to the number of long-form videos I can post on YouTube daily without getting shadowbanned?

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I'm not asking about short videos, and I'm also not asking about video length.

What I'd like to know is how many videos, averaging 1 hour or more in length, I can upload to YouTube daily without having problems with my channel.
 
as far as i know, if someone is subscribed to your channel and has notifications enabled, youtube will only send them notifications for up to 3 videos within same day, if you upload a fourth one, they won't be notified. I'm not sure what exactly you're trying to archieve, but in my opinion it would be better to run several channels and split the uploads between then. Logically, if you publish videos too frequently and they don't get any real, vaulable engagement, the algorithm may eventually stat limiting their reach
 
It depends on your audience and content quality if viewers are watching and engaging frequent uploads usually aren’t a problem.
 
thank you for answers
 
I'm not asking about short videos, and I'm also not asking about video length.

What I'd like to know is how many videos, averaging 1 hour or more in length, I can upload to YouTube daily without having problems with my channel.
YouTube doesn't publish a hard cap, but unverified channels usually hit a wall at 10-15 daily uploads, while advanced tier accounts can push up to 100 before catching a hard lock. Don't worry about an algorithmic shadowban, but mass-dumping 1+ hour videos will trigger spam filters, tank your sub notifications (capped at 3 a day), and completely brick your processing times. Your best bet to bypass the spam flags is to upload them as unlisted and schedule them out over a few days instead.
Are you trying to mass-archive old streams or just scaling up a new automation project?
 
YouTube doesn't publish a hard cap, but unverified channels usually hit a wall at 10-15 daily uploads, while advanced tier accounts can push up to 100 before catching a hard lock. Don't worry about an algorithmic shadowban, but mass-dumping 1+ hour videos will trigger spam filters, tank your sub notifications (capped at 3 a day), and completely brick your processing times. Your best bet to bypass the spam flags is to upload them as unlisted and schedule them out over a few days instead.
Are you trying to mass-archive old streams or just scaling up a new automation project?
I thought it was 7 for unverified accounts? And man, even freaking youtube want your ID now its ridicolous.
 
Mass-uploading easily triggers spam filters and algorithmic suppression. Although the daily upload limit ranges from 10 to 100 videos, youtube only sends a maximum of 3 notifications per day to subscribers. To stay safe, you should schedule your releases over time (using unlisted mode) or split the content across multiple sub-channels.
 
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