Estimate any channel's monthly and yearly ad revenue and its overall value. Free, honest ranges — no signup.
Look up any channel to prefill its views, or enter your own numbers from YouTube Studio for a more accurate estimate.
Estimated monthly ad revenue
$100 – $400
100.0K views/month
Estimated yearly ad revenue
$1,200 – $4,800
Monthly × 12, before tax
Estimated channel value
$2,400 – $19K
2–4x yearly ad revenue
How this is calculated: long-form views × your audience’s RPM (what creators keep after YouTube’s share), plus Shorts views × $0.05–$0.15 RPM. Channel value uses a 2–4x multiple of yearly ad revenue, a common rule of thumb for content businesses.
This is an estimate, not an appraisal. Real value also depends on sponsorships, niche, audience trust, growth trend, and how much of the channel depends on one person. Public data cannot show a channel’s real watch time or RPM.
Want per-video earnings instead? Try the YouTube money calculator or see a full channel breakdown in the channel analyzer.
A YouTube channel value calculator estimates how much a channel earns from ads and what it might be worth. Look up any public channel to prefill its estimated monthly views and Shorts share, choose the audience's main country, and see monthly revenue, yearly revenue, and a channel value range — or enter your own numbers from YouTube Studio for a closer estimate.
Whether you are curious about your favorite creator, planning a sponsorship, or thinking about the value of your own channel, a YouTube channel value calculator gives you a quick, realistic range. Look up a channel to prefill its views, or enter your own numbers from YouTube Studio.
Ad revenue comes from views × RPM, the amount creators keep per 1,000 views. Long-form RPM depends heavily on audience country — often $4–$12 for US audiences and $0.50–$2 for India — while Shorts typically pay $0.05–$0.15 per 1,000 views.
Channel value then applies a 2–4x multiple to yearly ad revenue, a common rule of thumb for content businesses. Real offers vary with sponsorship income, growth trend, niche, and how much the channel depends on its creator.
Sites that show a creator's "net worth" usually just multiply estimated earnings. A creator's real net worth includes sponsorships, merchandise, businesses, and expenses that no public tool can see. Treat any number as an estimate, not a fact.
More long-form views from higher-paying audiences raise value fastest. Analyze what works with our channel analyzer, check monetization progress with the monetization checker, and model per-video earnings with the money calculator.
Estimate any public channel’s monthly and yearly ad revenue
Separates long-form and Shorts views, which pay very differently
Audience-country RPM presets from US to India and emerging markets
Honest ranges instead of one made-up number
Free with no signup
Paste a channel URL or @handle — or skip it and enter numbers manually
We estimate monthly views and Shorts share from public upload data
Choose the audience’s main country to set the RPM range
Revenue = long-form views × RPM + Shorts views × Shorts RPM
Channel value applies a 2–4x multiple to yearly revenue
Want earnings for a single video instead? Use the YouTube money calculator.
Audience country moves RPM more than almost anything else
Shorts views earn a small fraction of long-form views
Finance, tech, and business niches usually have the highest RPM
Revenue estimates are before tax and before any agency or network cut
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