Curious what your channel could pull in from ads? Punch in your monthly views and RPM — what you actually keep per 1,000 views — and you'll get grounded monthly, yearly and daily figures, the kind you can plan around instead of guess at. It all runs on your device.
YouTube Revenue Calculator turns your inputs into a clear, realistic estimate so you can plan, price and compare with confidence.
RPM is what you actually earn per 1,000 views after YouTube's cut; CPM is what advertisers pay. RPM is the number to use here.
RPM depends on niche, viewer location, watch time and season — enter your own from YouTube Analytics for accuracy.
No — it estimates ad income only. Use the Sponsorship Rate Calculator for brand deals.
Typical YouTube RPM is about $1–$7 depending on niche and country.
$400.00 / month
Estimates only — actual earnings vary by niche, audience location, season and platform policy.