Estimate your potential daily, monthly, and yearly earnings.
The average number of views your channel gets per day.
Revenue Per Mille (1,000 views). Average range: $0.25 – $4.00.
Estimated Daily Earnings$0.00
Estimated Monthly Earnings$0.00
Estimated Yearly Earnings$0.00
function calculateYoutubeEarnings() {
// 1. Get Input Values
var viewsInput = document.getElementById("yt_views").value;
var rpmInput = document.getElementById("yt_rpm").value;
// 2. Validate Inputs
if (viewsInput === "" || rpmInput === "") {
alert("Please enter both Daily Views and RPM to calculate earnings.");
return;
}
var views = parseFloat(viewsInput);
var rpm = parseFloat(rpmInput);
if (isNaN(views) || isNaN(rpm) || views < 0 || rpm < 0) {
alert("Please enter valid positive numbers.");
return;
}
// 3. Calculation Logic
// Formula: (Views / 1000) * RPM
var dailyEarnings = (views / 1000) * rpm;
var monthlyEarnings = dailyEarnings * 30; // Approx 30 days
var yearlyEarnings = dailyEarnings * 365;
// 4. Update Formatting (Currency)
var formatter = new Intl.NumberFormat('en-US', {
style: 'currency',
currency: 'USD',
});
// 5. Display Results
document.getElementById("dailyResult").innerHTML = formatter.format(dailyEarnings);
document.getElementById("monthlyResult").innerHTML = formatter.format(monthlyEarnings);
document.getElementById("yearlyResult").innerHTML = formatter.format(yearlyEarnings);
// Show the result section
document.getElementById("resultsSection").style.display = "block";
}
How to Calculate YouTube Earnings
Understanding how much money you can make on YouTube is crucial for creators looking to turn their passion into a career. This YouTube Money Calculator is designed to provide a realistic estimate of your potential income based on your channel's performance.
The Core Formula: Views and RPM
YouTube income is primarily calculated based on two metrics: your view count and your RPM (Revenue Per Mille). Unlike CPM (Cost Per Mille), which is what advertisers pay, RPM is the metric that matters to you—it is the actual amount you take home per 1,000 views.
The calculation works simply: (Total Views / 1,000) × RPM = Estimated Earnings.
What Factors Influence Your RPM?
You may notice that your RPM fluctuates significantly. This is normal and depends on several factors:
Niche/Topic: Financial and technology channels often have higher RPMs (sometimes $10+) compared to vlogs or gaming channels (often $1-$3) because advertisers pay more to reach those specific audiences.
Viewer Location: Views from countries like the USA, UK, Australia, and Canada typically generate more revenue than views from developing nations due to higher purchasing power.
Video Length: Videos over 8 minutes long allow for mid-roll ads, which can double the number of ads shown to a viewer, effectively increasing your RPM.
Seasonality: Ad rates often spike in Q4 (October to December) as companies spend their remaining marketing budgets for the holiday season.
Requirements for YouTube Monetization
Before you can start using this calculator to track real income, you must be accepted into the YouTube Partner Program (YPP). The current thresholds are:
1,000 Subscribers
AND 4,000 valid public watch hours in the last 12 months OR 10 million Shorts views in the last 90 days.
Tips to Maximize Your Earnings
To get the most out of your channel, focus on increasing your retention rate. High retention signals to YouTube's algorithm that your content is valuable, leading to more impressions and views. Additionally, diversifying your revenue streams through Affiliate Marketing, Sponsorships, and Merchandise can often yield higher returns than AdSense alone.
Note: This calculator provides an estimate based on AdSense revenue. Actual earnings may vary due to ad blockers, YouTube Premium views, and invalid traffic deductions.