YouTube Money Calculator
Estimated YouTube Money Calculator. Find out how much any video or channel earns with our free YouTube Earnings Calculator. Real-time RPM/CPM based estimations.
YouTube Income Simulator
Drag the sliders below to estimate potential daily, monthly, and yearly revenue.
Calculate Lifetime Earnings of a Channel
Estimate YouTube Channel Revenue & Earning Potential
Wondering how much Money YouTubers make? Our free YouTube Money Calculator (also known as a YouTube Earnings Calculator) helps you estimate estimated daily, monthly, and yearly revenue for any video or channel. By adjusting the View Count and RPM (Revenue Per Mille), you can get a realistic projection of potential earnings from Google AdSense.
Disclaimer: The figures provided by this tool are estimates only. Actual earnings vary significantly based on factors like video niche, audience location, watch time, ad blockers, and YouTube's changing monetization policies. We do not guarantee the accuracy of these figures.
Factors That Affect YouTube Money
RPM (Revenue Per Mille)
RPM stands for "Revenue Per Thousand Impressions". It represents how much money you earn for every 1,000 views. Finance and Tech channels often have higher RPM ($5 - $20) compared to Vlog or Entertainment channels ($0.50 - $3).
Video Views
The most direct factor. The more verified, monetizable views your videos get, the higher your potential AdSense revenue. Note that not every view generates Money (e.g., if the user skips the ad or has an ad blocker).
Audience Geography
Views from "Tier 1" countries (USA, UK, Canada, Australia) generally pay significantly more than views from other regions due to higher advertiser competition.
How to Use This Earnings Calculator?
- Enter Views: You can fetch real data by pasting a Channel URL/Handle, or manually enter a specific daily view count.
- Adjust RPM: Use the slider to set an estimated RPM. $2.00 - $4.00 is a safe average for most channels.
- See Results: Instantly view the estimated daily, monthly, and yearly income breakdown.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does YouTube pay per 1,000 views?
- On average, YouTubers earn between $1.50 and $5.00 per 1,000 views. However, this figures can range from $0.50 to $30.00 depending on the video topic and viewer location.
- Do YouTubers get paid for likes or subscribers?
- No. YouTube does not pay for likes, comments, or subscribers directly. Income is primarily generated through Ad views, YouTube Premium revenue, and other monetization features like Memberships.
- Is this calculator 100% accurate?
- No calculator can be 100% accurate because YouTube's ad rates are dynamic and private. This tool provides a mathematical estimate to help you plan and benchmark.