YOUTUBE REVENUE

YouTube Revenue Calculator

Estimate monthly and yearly revenue from views, content type and an assumed RPM.

Start with an example

Enter your views for an instant estimate. You can start with the default RPM assumptions. All amounts stay in Korean won (KRW).

Enter your views

views

1M views · Enter the total views for one month.

RPM & categoryAssumed KRW 1,200–4,000

RPM is income per 1,000 views. Defaults are assumptions. Enter your YouTube Studio RPM in KRW for a more useful estimate.

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Example result

Estimated monthly income
KRW 1,200,000~KRW 4,000,000

Based on 1,000,000 monthly views

An estimate using assumed RPM, not actual income.

Daily averageKRW 40,000 ~ KRW 133,333
Annual projectionKRW 14,400,000 ~ KRW 48,000,000
Monthly views ÷ 1,000 × RPM
Reading the result A month is assumed to be 30 days. Actual RPM varies with audience location, ad demand, content and season. Annual amounts assume the same conditions for 12 months. Switching language does not convert currency.
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YouTube revenue formula

The basic formula is monthly views ÷ 1,000 × RPM. SocialCalcHub uses minimum and maximum RPM to show a range rather than one guaranteed amount. If your channel is monetized, use actual YouTube Studio RPM instead of a preset.

How do RPM and CPM differ?

YouTube describes RPM as total revenue per 1,000 views after revenue sharing, including views that did not earn revenue. CPM instead reflects advertiser costs per 1,000 ad impressions.

MetricMeaning
RPMCreator revenue per 1,000 views
CPMAdvertiser cost per 1,000 ad impressions

Simple examples by view count

The following examples assume KRW 3,000 long-form RPM. They illustrate the calculation and do not guarantee any channel's actual RPM.

Monthly viewsAssuming KRW 3,000 RPM
100,000 viewsAbout KRW 300,000
500,000 viewsAbout KRW 1,500,000
1 million viewsAbout KRW 3,000,000
5 million viewsAbout KRW 15,000,000

Why can the same 1 million views earn different amounts?

Topic alone does not determine RPM. Viewer countries, ad demand, season, video length, actual ad coverage, Premium viewing, and memberships can affect it. Third-party sites therefore cannot know another channel's exact earnings.

Use different RPM for long-form and Shorts

YouTube says Watch Page partners receive 55% of net ad revenue. Shorts uses a separate Creator Pool, with creators receiving 45% of their allocation. Apply separate RPM assumptions because these revenue structures differ.

The simplest way to improve your estimate

For your channel, check RPM in YouTube Studio and adjust the calculator's range. For another channel, consider a broad range alongside recent viewing trends in the Channel Analyzer.

Official references

Last reviewed: September 29, 2026 · Revenue calculations are estimates for reference.