How much do YouTube videos make?

The money you make on YouTube is only determined by user interaction with adverts.

Depends. It depends on Numerous factors

1st, How many subscribers you have… The sub counts help in places where you pitch to a company for promoting their stuff for money. You can claim that I have (say, 10000) subscribers base…

2, What type of Monetizing you use (I don't know much about these since I dont monetize my videos) So If you use better-organised Monetization sources, you end up earning much…

A common myth is that content creators receive X amount per 1000 views which is incorrect. I think this myth has surfaced due to the YouTube Analytics referencing earnings per 1000 views.

A content creator only makes money on the following conditions.

1. A viewer watches a pre-roll ad (one of the skippable ones) for at least 30 seconds or half of the video duration, whichever is sooner
2. A viewer clicks on one of the side scrolling ads/ads appearing at the bottom of the viewer.
3. A viewer clicks on one of the ads in the suggested videos area
4. The viewer watches a non-skippable ad at the start of the video.

An advertiser pays between 0.10$ - 0.30$ per ad on YouTube depending on which ad type they have. They only pay when one of the criteria above is met.

YouTube splits the ad revenue 55% - 45% in the content creators favour.

Money is only paid to the content creator when an advert is interacted with.

So to make it easy YouTube Analytics refers to how many dollars per 1000 views.

This usually averages out at 1$ – 3$ per 1000 views.

Here is a list to help

1,000 views = 1$ -3$

10,000 views = 10$ - 30$

100,000 views = 100$ - 300$

1,000,000 views = 1000$ - 3000$

These figures are estimates because it all depends on the viewers interaction.

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