YouTube Ad Revenue Calculator: Estimate Your Channel Earnings by Views & Niche
Estimate your YouTube ad revenue based on monthly views, content niche, and RPM. Calculate monthly and annual earnings from YouTube monetization.
How YouTube Ad Revenue Is Calculated
YouTube pays creators through ad revenue sharing. Creators receive 55% of ad revenue generated on their videos. RPM (Revenue Per Mille) is what you earn per 1,000 views after YouTube's cut.
Average YouTube RPM by niche (2026): Finance $12–$25 | Tech $8–$18 | Education $5–$15 | Gaming $3–$8 | Entertainment $2–$6 | General $1.50–$4.
How to Use the YouTube Revenue Calculator
Enter your monthly views
Find this in YouTube Studio → Analytics → Overview → last 28 days.
Select your content niche
Niche has the biggest impact on RPM and earnings.
Optionally enter your actual RPM
If you know your RPM from Analytics, enter it directly for precision.
Click Calculate
See estimated monthly and annual ad revenue.
Real-World Scenario Example
"A finance channel with 500,000 monthly views at $15 RPM earns approximately $7,500/month ($90,000/year) from ads alone."
Inputs
Result
$7,500/month | $90,000/year from ad revenue
Important Disclaimer
RPM ranges are based on publicly reported averages for each content niche and vary significantly by video, audience, and season. Q4 (October–December) typically has 20–50% higher RPM than other quarters. ToolGenieHub is not affiliated with YouTube or Google.
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