What 100i is
100i.net lists channels from broadcasters, news organisations and independent creators around the world, and orders them by one number: how many people opened that channel's page here. The name is 100 × i — a hundred of "I". One person's visit is small. The chart is what happens when a lot of them arrive.
We do not run our own video. Pressing play loads the official channel's own player. We do not host, mirror or re-upload anything.
The site has been running as a video ranking site since before this redesign. It was rebuilt in 2026 to cover the world instead of one country, and to make the counting method visible on every page.
How the count works
- Opening a channel page counts as one — but only after the page has actually been visible for about 1.5 seconds.
- Obvious bots (by user agent) and automated browsers are not counted.
- The same visitor counts once per day, de-duplicated with a daily hash. Raw IP addresses are never stored.
- Four windows are published: 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days and all-time. Each page shows when the figures were last updated.
- This is not a perfect human test. It is a deliberately loose one, meant to produce a relative order you can trust to the right order of magnitude — not an audited audience figure.