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Core ToolYouTube Earnings Estimator
Estimate what a video could earn based on published industry CPM averages by niche.
How YouTube earnings estimates work
YouTube pays creators a share of ad revenue based on CPM (cost per 1,000 views) - a figure advertisers pay that varies a lot by niche, audience location, and season. This calculator uses published industry-average CPM ranges per niche and applies YouTube's typical ~55% revenue share to estimate what a creator might actually take home.
This is an estimate, not a guarantee. Real earnings depend on factors this tool can't see: your audience's country, watch time, ad blocker usage, and which ad formats are enabled on your channel.
Why does niche affect earnings so much?
Advertisers pay more to reach audiences likely to buy higher-value products - finance and tech niches typically see higher CPMs than general entertainment or vlogs.
Is this exact?
No tool can be exact without access to your real AdSense account - this gives a realistic range based on industry averages.