How much does your YouTube channel earn?
Estimate your YouTube revenue in seconds. Choose your niche, enter your views — get a realistic range. Free, no signup, 100% local.
View type
= 100 k views / month
Niche / estimated RPM
How to use this calculator?
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Choose your view type
Views per month if you already have an active channel (check YouTube Studio). Views per video × frequency if you're planning your growth.
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Enter your number of views
Type in the matching figure. The calculator automatically estimates your total monthly views.
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Select your niche
Choose the closest theme among 12 presets, each tied to a realistic RPM range. You can also enter your custom RPM from YouTube Studio.
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Read your estimate
The tool shows a low/high monthly range and an annual projection. This estimate covers AdSense revenue only — not sponsorships or super chats.
RPM by niche: the figures used
RPM (Revenue Per Mille) represents your revenue per 1,000 views. These ranges come from public data and feedback from French- and English-speaking creators. They vary with the audience's country, the season and actual ad performance.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a YouTube channel earn with 100,000 views per month?
- Between $100 and $2,500 depending on the niche and audience. An entertainment channel (RPM ≈ $1–4) generates $100–400, a finance channel (RPM ≈ $12–25) can reach $1,200–2,500. These figures are estimates.
- What is YouTube RPM?
- RPM (Revenue Per Mille) represents your revenue per 1,000 views, all sources included (AdSense, YouTube Premium…). Different from CPM (the cost paid by advertisers). Check your exact RPM in YouTube Studio > Revenue.
- How does YouTube calculate creators' revenue?
- YouTube pays 55% of ad revenue to creators through the YouTube Partner Program (YPP). Simplified formula: revenue ≈ (views / 1,000) × RPM. RPM depends on advertisers' CPM, the ad view rate and the audience's country.
- Which YouTube niche pays the most?
- Finance ($12–25 RPM), business ($8–18) and real estate ($8–18) are the most profitable niches. Gaming ($1.5–4.5) and entertainment ($1–4) pay less because advertisers pay less there.
- Are the estimated revenues reliable?
- Estimates are based on representative RPM ranges. Actual revenue depends on the audience's country, seasonality, monetization rate, sponsorships and non-AdSense revenue. This simulation is not a guarantee.