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YouTube Revenue Calculator

Estimate potential YouTube AdSense and partner program earnings. Model channel monetization across daily video views and niche-specific Revenue Per Mille (RPM) rates to project realistic monthly and annual revenue for creators and digital video agencies.

Estimated Monthly Ad Revenue: 0

Aggregate daily views across your entire channel catalogue

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Revenue Per Mille: your net cut per 1,000 video views

Estimated Monthly Ad Revenue
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How to Use This Calculator

  1. Check your YouTube Studio analytics for average daily channel views.
  2. Enter your channel RPM (or use niche averages: $2-$5 for entertainment/gaming, $8-$20 for finance/tech).
  3. Review daily, monthly, and annualized projected AdSense payouts.
  4. Factor in external revenue channels such as brand sponsorships and merchandise.

Formula & Calculation Methodology

Daily Revenue = (Daily Views / 1,000) * RPM; Monthly Revenue = Daily Revenue * 30.417

RPM reflects creator net earnings per 1,000 total views after YouTube standard 45% ad platform cut.

Daily ViewsTotal daily impressions across monetized channel videos
RPMNet revenue per 1,000 views realized by the creator
Monthly RevenueEstimated monthly creator earnings payout

Worked Example

Channel averaging 25,000 daily views in a business niche with a $4.50 RPM

dailyViews: 25000
rpm: 4.5
Result: Monthly Revenue: $3,421.91 (Daily: $112.50, Annual: $41,062.50)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between CPM and RPM on YouTube?↓

CPM (Cost Per Mille) is what advertisers pay YouTube per 1,000 ad impressions. RPM (Revenue Per Mille) is what you actually take home per 1,000 total views after YouTube 45% revenue split and unmonetized view drop-off.

Which YouTube niches have the highest RPM rates?↓

Personal finance, real estate, software tutorials, legal, and business advice consistently command the highest RPMs ($10 to $30+), while general entertainment, pranks, and gaming often range from $1.50 to $4.00.

Do YouTube Shorts generate the same revenue as long-form videos?↓

No. YouTube Shorts RPMs are significantly lower (typically $0.03 to $0.08 per 1,000 views) because Shorts utilize a shared pooled creator fund rather than dedicated pre-roll ad placements.

What percentage of YouTube ad revenue does Google keep?↓

Under the standard YouTube Partner Program agreement for long-form video, creators receive 55% of net ad revenue, while YouTube retains 45%.

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Source Citation & Disclaimer

Informational tool only; not licensed tax, legal, or financial advice.