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YOUTUBE GOAL

Revenue Goal Calculator

Enter a monthly revenue goal and RPM to find the views you would need.

Start with an example

Enter your monthly income goal in Korean won (KRW). Adjust RPM to compare the views you would need. Switching language does not convert currency.

Set your goal

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RPM is income per 1,000 views, in KRW. Switching content type resets its assumption. Enter your YouTube Studio RPM if you know it.

Example result

Monthly views needed for your goal
1,000,000 views

KRW 3,000,000/month · Assumed RPM: KRW 3,000

Assumes your entered RPM stays the same.

Daily average33,334 views
Annual total12,000,000 views
Monthly income goal ÷ RPM × 1,000
Calculation assumptions A month is 30 days. Required views are rounded up to whole numbers. Actual income varies with your audience and ad demand.
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What would you like to calculate next?

YouTube RPM CalculatorUse your actual channel RPM for a more useful view target.YouTube Revenue CalculatorCompare estimated earnings at your current views with your goal.

How many views are needed for KRW 3 million per month?

Required views depend on your revenue target and RPM. The formula is target revenue ÷ RPM × 1,000. At KRW 3,000 RPM, a simple estimate needs about 1 million views for KRW 3 million in monthly ad revenue.

Why use your own RPM?

YouTube RPM measures a creator's total revenue per 1,000 views. Viewer countries, topic, ad demand, Premium, and membership revenue differ between channels, so equal view counts can have different RPM.

Monthly revenue targetAssuming KRW 3,000 RPM
KRW 1,000,000About 333,000 views
KRW 3,000,000About 1 million views
KRW 5,000,000About 1,667,000 views
KRW 10,000,000About 3,333,000 views

Can I calculate Shorts the same way?

The reverse formula is the same, but Shorts uses a different revenue-sharing structure from Watch Page ads. YouTube allocates Shorts Feed ad revenue through the Creator Pool and pays creators 45% of their allocation. Use actual Shorts RPM or a conservative Shorts-specific assumption.

Sources and calculation basis

YouTube Help · Understanding RPMYouTube Help · Shorts monetization policies

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