How Much Money Does YouTube Pay Out To Creators Each Month?
According to Youtube Channel Management Services India, YouTube gives 55% of the ads revenue to the creator and takes the remaining 45% for itself.
In order to start making money, you need to first have some monetized videos on your channel. This means you give YouTube the right to play an advertisement before your video. An advertisement doesn't run before each view; instead, only about 20 percent of views are preceded by an ad.
This means, for every 1000 views, there are only 200 ads. The amount you get paid has been termed CPM, or cost per one thousand ad views. The vast majority of YouTubers earn anywhere between $0.30 to $2.50 CPM, with only the most popular channels earning around $10 CPM. To me, those figures seem low, especially if you’re in the lower tier CPM. You also have to factor in the 45 percent cut YouTube is going to take.
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