YouTube Money Calculator YouTube

Estimates how much a channel earns from ads. It looks at views on videos from the last 30 days and applies a revenue-per-thousand-views range you can adjust.

Music, kids and entertainment sit near the low end
Finance, tech and business can exceed $10

How this number is made

  1. Monthly views = views on videos uploaded in the last 30 days. If nothing was uploaded, the average of the last 10 videos times upload frequency is used.
  2. Earnings = monthly views / 1,000 x RPM. RPM is what the creator keeps after YouTube's 45 percent share.
  3. This is an estimate from public data. It does not include sponsorships, memberships or Shorts revenue.

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