Estimate your YouTube ad earnings based on views, content type, and audience location. Designed to help creators understand revenue potential and optimize for higher monetization.
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It estimates your YouTube ad earnings based on your monthly views, content type, niche, audience location, and optional CPM or RPM inputs.
CPM (Cost Per Mille) is what advertisers pay per 1,000 views. RPM (Revenue Per Mille) is what you actually earn per 1,000 views after YouTube’s cut making it a more accurate measure of your real income.
The calculator uses industry averages based on your selected niche, location, and content type to estimate your revenue.
Long-form videos typically earn higher RPMs than Shorts. Shorts use a pooled revenue model, which leads to lower payouts per view.
RPM can vary based on your audience’s location, niche, video length, and viewer engagement. Lower RPMs often result from short-form content or targeting low-CPM regions.
Revenue is calculated using these formulas:
 • Daily: (Monthly Views / 30 × RPM) / 1000
 • Monthly: (Monthly Views × RPM) / 1000
 • Yearly: (Monthly Views × 12 × RPM) / 1000
These projections help you visualize how your revenue scales as your viewership grows ideal for setting monetization goals.
Yes, if you know your actual CPM or RPM from YouTube Analytics, you can enter them for a more precise estimate.
It’s a strong benchmark based on industry data and your inputs, though real-world earnings may differ due to factors like watch time, ad formats, and viewer behavior.
Focus on long-form content, target high-CPM regions, produce videos in high-value niches (like finance or tech), and increase viewer engagement to boost your RPM.
