How much does 1000 views on YouTube pay monthly?

Eight creators recently shared how much YouTube paid them per 1,000 views, and their answers ranged from $1.61 to $29.30.

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How much YouTube pays for 1,000 views, according to creators

Joshua Mayo.

YouTube creators can earn revenue from Google-placed advertisements on their videos.

Despite the economic downturn, YouTubers say their earnings from ads are remaining steady.

Here's how much YouTube creators earn per 1,000 views.

For the first time since YouTube started reporting its advertising revenue in 2019, the video platform saw a slowdown last quarter, with ad revenue dropping to $7.07 billion from $7.2 billion in Q3 2021.

Creators, though, seem to have been spared big drops in their rates.

Insider spoke with a number of creators to see how their earnings from YouTube's ad revenue share program have changed over time. Most reported that their revenue per mille (RPM) rate — or earnings per 1,000 views — have stayed steady year over year.

Some creators, like Joshua Mayo, even saw their RPMs grow.

"It's grown to this massive business that is very lucrative, and I'm very thankful for all of it," Mayo said, adding that his RPM rate went from around $6 in October 2021 to $29.30 in October 2022, growth that he attributes to creating creating more content around personal finance. (Read more about Mayo's business.) Eight creators recently shared how much YouTube paid them per 1,000 views, and their answers ranged from $1.61 to $29.30. YouTube creators can earn 55% of the revenue from Google-placed ads on their videos when they join the YouTube Partner Program, or YPP. To qualify for the program, they must have 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 hours of watch time on their long-form videos. Starting in 2023, creators who reach 10 million views in 90 days on Shorts — YouTube's short-form video offering — as well as 1,000 subscribers will also be able to join the Partner Program. In this case, YouTube will pool revenue from ads on Shorts. YouTube will pay an undisclosed amount to record labels for music licensing, and creators will receive 45% of the remaining money based on their percentage of the total Shorts views on the platform.

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Creators are also going to soon start earning money from ads on Shorts. Here's a breakdown of the upcoming changes: Creators on YouTube typically have a number of income streams, including sponsored content. Here's more about how they make money, and how much they earn: With the global economy on shaky terrain, creators are figuring out the best strategies to cope:

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Can you see who viewed your TikTok?

You can turn your Profile view history on or off in your privacy settings or on your Profile views page. Turning off profile view history means you will not be able to see who has viewed your profile, and others would not be able to see that you've viewed theirs too.

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You can turn on Profile view history in your settings to see which accounts on TikTok have viewed your profile. Only accounts that have also turned on this feature and have viewed your profile in the past 30 days will appear in your profile view history. If you visit another account's profile page and they've also turned on this setting, they'll be able to see that you visited their profile. Note: You must be 16 years of age or older and have fewer than 5,000 followers to have access to this feature.

How to turn Profile view history on or off

To turn Profile view history on or off in your settings:

1. In your TikTok app, tap Profile in the bottom right.

2. Tap the 3-line menu icon in the top right to go to your settings.

3. Tap Settings and Privacy.

4. Tap Privacy, then tap Profile views.

5. Tap the toggle icon next to Profile view history to turn on or off. Please note, the setting is off by default. To turn Profile view history on or off from your Profile views page:

1. In your TikTok app, tap Inbox at the bottom.

2. Tap the notification that someone has viewed your profile.

3. On your Profile views page, tap the Settings icon in the top right. 4. Tap the toggle icon next to Profile view history to turn on or off.

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