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YouTube Money Calculator

Calculate how much YouTubers make from ads based on views and CPM. Estimate daily, monthly, and yearly YouTube earnings!

YouTube Money Calculator

Estimate how much YouTubers make based on daily views, CPM, and subscriber count.

Channel Stats

10.0K views/day

10.0K subscribers

Low ($0.50)Average ($4)High ($30)

Daily Earnings

$22.00

10.0K views

Monthly Earnings

$660.00

300.0K views

Yearly Earnings

$8.0K

3.6M views

Earnings Breakdown

AdSense RevenueYouTube takes 45%

CPM

$4.00

RPM (You Keep)

$2.20

Your Share

55%

Sponsored ContentBased on subscribers
Estimated rate per video$200.00 - $500.00

CPM by Niche

NicheTypical CPM
Finance/Business$12 - $30
Tech/Software$8 - $15
Health/Fitness$5 - $12
Gaming$2 - $5
Entertainment$1 - $4

About YouTube Earnings

  • CPM varies by niche, audience location, and seasonality
  • YouTube takes 45% of ad revenue; creators keep 55%
  • RPM (Revenue per Mille) is what you actually earn per 1K views
  • • Earnings exclude Super Chats, memberships, and merchandise

title: YouTube Money Calculator description: Estimate how much YouTubers earn from ads based on views and CPM

What is the YouTube Money Calculator?

The YouTube Money Calculator estimates how much money YouTubers earn from their videos based on daily views, CPM (Cost Per Mille), and subscriber count. Understand the economics of YouTube and see potential earnings!

How YouTube Earnings Work

AdSense Revenue

YouTube pays creators through the Partner Program. Here's the basic formula:

Earnings = (Views / 1000) × CPM × 0.55

Note: YouTube takes 45%, creators keep 55%.

CPM vs RPM

  • CPM (Cost Per Mille): What advertisers pay per 1,000 ad impressions
  • RPM (Revenue Per Mille): What creators actually earn per 1,000 views
MetricDescriptionWho Gets It
CPMAdvertiser's costYouTube (45%) + Creator (55%)
RPMCreator's earningsCreator only

CPM by Niche

Some niches command higher advertising rates:

NicheAverage CPMWhy
Finance/Business$12-30High-value advertisers
Technology$8-15Tech product ads
Health/Fitness$5-12Supplement/wellness ads
Education$4-10Course/software ads
Gaming$2-5High competition
Entertainment$1-4Broad audience

Factors Affecting Earnings

Audience Location

US, UK, and Australian viewers typically have higher CPMs than viewers from developing countries.

Seasonality

CPMs spike during:

  • Q4 (October-December) for holiday shopping
  • Black Friday week
  • Back-to-school season

CPMs drop during:

  • January (advertisers reset budgets)
  • Summer months

Watch Time

Longer videos (8+ minutes) can have multiple mid-roll ads, increasing revenue per view.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does YouTube pay per 1000 views?

On average, creators earn $2-4 per 1,000 views (RPM), but this varies widely by niche and audience.

How much does YouTube pay per 1 million views?

At an average RPM of $3, 1 million views = approximately $3,000. High-CPM niches could earn $15,000+.

Do all views count for monetization?

No. Only views with ads shown count. Viewers with ad blockers, skipped ads, or region-restricted ads don't generate revenue.

When can I start earning on YouTube?

You need 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 watch hours (or 10M Shorts views) to join the Partner Program.

Other Revenue Streams

YouTube AdSense is just one income source:

Revenue SourceDescription
SponsorshipsOften 2-10x AdSense revenue
MembershipsMonthly subscriber fees
Super ChatsLive stream donations
MerchandiseSell products to fans
Affiliate MarketingCommission on product sales

Tips to Maximize Earnings

  1. Target high-CPM niches - Finance and tech pay more
  2. Create longer content - Enable mid-roll ads (8+ minutes)
  3. Focus on US/UK audiences - Higher CPMs
  4. Post during Q4 - Holiday advertising budgets
  5. Diversify revenue - Don't rely solely on AdSense