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Who owns YouTube?

YouTube is a U.S.-origin video platform owned by Google; Alphabet is the ultimate parent.

United States connection

Direct

Origin
United States
Headquarters
San Bruno, California, United States
Sourced connections
3
High confidenceLast checked Sep 2026

Key facts

Service
YouTube LLC / Google service
Origin
United States
Headquarters
San Bruno, California, United States
Owner
Google
Manufacturing
Unknown
Operations in the United States
Yes

Why Whownit classifies YouTube this way

  • Founded in California.

  • YouTube operates from San Bruno, California

    YouTube's own legal page gives San Bruno, while Google's terms give Mountain View — the stored value is YouTube's, not its owner's.

  • Part of Google/Alphabet.

Sources: company filings, company websiteAll sources

Ownership snapshot

  1. YouTube

    YouTube LLC / Google service

  2. owned by
    Google

    Google LLC

  3. owned by

    Alphabet

    Alphabet Inc.

Owned by Google

YouTube is owned by Google LLC, which is part of Alphabet.

Country connections

Each relationship is recorded separately, with its own sources.

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Sources

Primary sources are listed first. Facts on this page were last checked in Sep 2026.

  1. SEC filingAccessed Sep 11, 2026
  2. CompanyAccessed Oct 1, 2026

Quick answers

Who owns YouTube?

YouTube is owned by Google LLC, which is part of Alphabet.

Which country owns YouTube?

YouTube is owned by Google, which is headquartered in the United States.

Where is YouTube from?

Founded in California, United States.

Where is YouTube headquartered?

YouTube is headquartered in San Bruno, California, United States.

Is YouTube an American service?

Whownit records 3 sourced connections between YouTube and the United States (Origin, Headquarters, Ownership). At least one is direct — through the company itself.

What are the alternatives to YouTube?

Whownit lists 1 alternative: Twitch.