YouTube
Earnings Estimator

It depends almost entirely on niche, audience geography and how often the channel uploads. As a rough guide, a channel doing ~1M monetized views a month earns roughly $700–$3,500 in a general niche, or $10,000–$35,000 in finance, after YouTube's 45% cut. This estimator projects a channel's monthly views from its recent uploads and applies a niche RPM range to show a realistic low-to-high figure.

We read the channel's most recent public uploads, work out the typical views per video and how often it publishes (upload cadence), and multiply the two to project monthly views. We then assume ~70% of views serve an ad and apply your niche's RPM range. Channels with too few recent uploads fall back to a lifetime average. Everything is shown as a range, not a single number.

The Money Calculator estimates the ad revenue of a single video from its view count. This Earnings Estimator works at the channel level, it projects a whole channel's monthly and yearly income from its recent upload activity. Use the Money Calculator for "what did this video earn" and the Earnings Estimator for "how much does this channel make".

YouTube does not publish per-channel RPM, revenue, watch time, geography or ad-fill. CPM also swings daily with ad demand and seasonality (Q4 pays 2-3× more than Q1). We build the estimate from public view counts and upload patterns and show a wide low-to-high range on purpose, treat it as a ballpark, not a guarantee.

No, this estimates YouTube ad revenue only. Many channels earn as much or more from sponsorships, channel memberships, Super Thanks, merch, YouTube Shopping and affiliate links, which can add 30-200% on top of ad revenue and are impossible to see from public data.

Yes, 100% free with no sign-up and no limits. Estimate as many channels as you like. It's a marketing tool for TubeWizz, once you connect your own channel, the in-app dashboards show your real revenue, CPM and RPM from YouTube Analytics instead of estimates.