YouTube money
Estimate what a video or a month of views pays from ads, using the RPM range creators actually see.
$200
per month from ads
31 calculators and counters for the questions creators ask most. Your numbers, nothing stored, no sign-up.
Last reviewed October 2026.

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Estimate what a video or a month of views pays from ads, using the RPM range creators actually see.
$200
per month from ads
$210
per month from Creator Rewards
$240
per month from sponsored posts
$76
per month on X
$404
per month on Twitch
$400
per month from Spotify
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The ones that answer the question you have right now. For money, start with the calculator for your main platform and the sponsorship rate calculator; for growth, the engagement rate and follower goal calculators; for writing, the character counter for the app you post on. All of them are free on this page.
They are as accurate as the numbers you put in. The maths is simple and explained on each page, but the defaults are cautious estimates, and rates such as RPM and CPM vary a lot by niche, audience country and season. Replace the defaults with numbers from your own analytics for a useful result.
No. Every tool is free and works without an account, an email address or a download. The calculations run in your browser and nothing you type is stored.
YouTube shares ad revenue with Partner Program members, TikTok pays per qualified view through Creator Rewards, and X pays eligible Premium creators for original posts through Original Content Rewards, while Instagram and LinkedIn pay most creators little or nothing directly. On every platform, sponsorships, affiliate links and your own products usually make up a large part of income. Program rules change, so check each platform’s current terms.
The same number of views can pay very different amounts depending on niche, audience country, season and format. That is why every input is editable and some calculators show a low and a high estimate. Plan with the cautious figure and update it once you have your own data.
Character limits show the date they were last checked, and payout rates are editable defaults rather than official figures. Platforms change limits and creator programs without much notice, so check current terms in each app before relying on a number for something important.