Data · Updated October 2026
YouTube ad revenue = views × RPM (the amount a channel earns per 1,000 views). RPM varies greatly by audience country and niche — for the same 1 million views, a finance channel with a US audience can earn dozens of times more than an entertainment channel with a Vietnamese audience.
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Estimated ranges DeepNiche uses in Channel Analysis and Monetization Check, not an income guarantee. Real earnings depend on the ad season (highest in November–December), video length, and the share of viewers who see ads.
| Niche | Vietnamese audience | Japanese audience | US audience |
|---|---|---|---|
| Finance / Investing | 2.000–3.750 USD | 4.800–9.000 USD | 8.000–15.000 USD |
| Education / Skills | 750–1.500 USD | 1.800–3.600 USD | 3.000–6.000 USD |
| Health / Healing | 750–1.500 USD | 1.800–3.600 USD | 3.000–6.000 USD |
| Entertainment / Comedy | 125–500 USD | 300–1.200 USD | 500–2.000 USD |
| Views / month | Vietnamese audience | US audience |
|---|---|---|
| 100.000 | 75–150 USD | 300–600 USD |
| 1.000.000 | 750–1.500 USD | 3.000–6.000 USD |
| 10.000.000 | 7.500–15.000 USD | 30.000–60.000 USD |
Paste the channel link into Channel check (free): DeepNiche reads recent views, the main audience country, and the niche group to estimate a revenue range, along with signs of whether the channel has monetization enabled.
There is no universal number: it depends on views, audience country, and niche. Use the table above to estimate from your channel’s views.
Through AdSense, usually around the 21st–26th of each month for the previous month’s earnings, once your balance reaches the payment threshold.
Usually channels with audiences in high-RPM countries and in finance, tech, or education niches — or channels with huge view counts such as kids’ entertainment and gaming.
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