Creator Earnings Calculator

Estimate how much any channel earns from views. Adjust niche and country to see how CPM rates change the picture — the same low/high banding used by SocialBlade, with a more honest model.

Estimated Revenue

Daily
$124 – $374
Weekly
$868 – $2.62K
Monthly
$3.77K – $11.4K
Yearly
$45.3K – $137K

Where it comes from (monthly)

Ad revenue
long-form 80% + Shorts 20%
$670 – $3.11K
Sponsorships
2 posts/month at your audience size
$3K – $8K
Memberships
est. 0.03–0.08% of subscribers as members
$105 – $279
Effective RPM: $0.67 – $3.11 per 1,000 views — inside the SocialBlade ($0.25–$4.00) and Influencer Marketing Hub bands.
One sponsored post at this audience: $1.5K – $4K

12-Month Projection

Month 1Month 12

Estimates only. Ad rates cross-checked against SocialBlade ($0.25–$4.00 per 1,000 views), SocialCounts (~$0.70–$2.00) and Influencer Marketing Hub (≈$18 advertiser CPM × 55% creator share); TikTok Creator Rewards $0.40–$1.00 per 1,000 qualified views; sponsorship rates from the industry $10-per-1,000-followers baseline scaled by platform and engagement; Twitch subs at 50–70% of $4.99, Kick at 95%. Actual results vary with advertiser demand, seasonality and audience mix.

Earnings FAQ

▸How much does YouTube pay per 1,000 views?

Most channels earn between $1.50 and $7 per 1,000 monetized views after YouTube's 45% share, but finance and business channels can exceed $20 RPM while music and gaming often sit below $2. Country mix matters enormously — US views pay roughly 6× more than views from India.

▸What is the difference between CPM and RPM?

CPM is what advertisers pay per 1,000 ad impressions. RPM is what the creator actually receives per 1,000 video views after the platform's revenue share and unmonetized views — RPM is usually 40–60% of CPM.

▸Which niche has the highest CPM?

Finance, business and technology consistently command the highest CPMs ($6–$22+), because advertisers in those verticals have high customer lifetime values. Entertainment, comedy and music sit at the bottom of the range.

▸Does this calculator work for TikTok and Instagram?

Yes — select the platform and the model adjusts for each platform's typical creator-fund and ad revenue-share rates. Note that for short-form platforms, brand deals usually dwarf ad revenue.