YTface is your free YouTube Analytics and Earnings Calculator for 2026 — explore CPM rates, check monetization, and analyze any channel instantly.
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YouTube Rankings
Discover top YouTubers and fastest growing channels. Updated regularly.
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Earnings Calculator
Estimate potential channel revenue based on views and customizable RPM settings.
Video Estimator
Calculate earnings for individual videos based on views, country, and niche.
Shorts Earnings
Estimate YouTube Shorts revenue based on pool-based sharing and music licensing impact.
Check Monetization
Quickly verify if a channel meets the YouTube Partner Program eligibility requirements.
CPM by Country
Explore the average CPM/RPM rates in different countries around the world.
High RPM Niches
Discover which content niches generate the highest revenue per mille (RPM).
Channel Analytics
Get a snapshot of a channel's key performance metrics and stats.
Channel ID & Tags
Quickly find the Channel ID and view all channel tags for any YouTube channel.
Video Tags
Extract and view the tags from any public YouTube video.
Download Thumbnail
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Free YouTube Analytics, Earnings Estimator & Monetization Tools
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Analyze any YouTube channel for free – track subscriber growth, video views, watch time, and engagement metrics instantly.
Estimate Channel Earnings
Use our free YouTube earnings calculator to estimate revenue based on CPM, RPM, country, and niche – for both Shorts and long videos.
Optimize Your Video SEO
Discover the tags, keywords, and SEO factors top YouTube channels use to rank higher in search and grow faster.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check if a YouTube channel is monetized?
You can check if a channel is monetized by looking for a 'Join' button, Super Thanks, or consistent in-stream ads on their videos. Our free monetization checker tool analyzes public data like subscriber counts to provide a quick eligibility estimate.
How much does YouTube pay per 1,000 views?
YouTube payment per 1,000 views (RPM) varies widely from $0.50 to over $25. It depends heavily on the viewer's country, the video's topic (niche), and the time of year. High-value niches like finance and technology typically earn a much higher RPM.
What is the difference between CPM and RPM on YouTube?
CPM (Cost Per Mille) is what advertisers pay for 1,000 ad impressions. RPM (Revenue Per Mille) is the total revenue a creator earns per 1,000 video views, after YouTube's revenue share. RPM is a creator-focused metric that reflects your actual earnings from all sources, including ads, Super Chats, and memberships.
How to increase YouTube earnings with SEO?
Increase your YouTube earnings by targeting keywords with high advertiser value, especially in high-CPM niches like finance, tech, and business. Use tools to analyze competitor tags and optimize your video titles, descriptions, and tags to attract viewers from high-RPM countries like the US, Australia, and Canada.
About YTface
YTface is a free YouTube Analytics and Earnings Calculator platform designed to help creators, brands, and researchers analyze public YouTube data instantly. Whether you want to estimate channel earnings, calculate video revenue, compare CPM rates by country, or check monetization status, YTface provides accurate, data-driven insights in one place.
Unlike complex dashboards that require login access, YTface works using publicly available YouTube data and intelligent revenue modeling – considering country-level CPM differences, content category multipliers, audience tier distribution, video duration, ad placement logic, and monetization eligibility signals. This allows creators to understand realistic revenue ranges instead of misleading single-number estimates.
Revenue estimates are based on publicly available data and YouTube's official Partner Program policies and monetization guidelines. CPM and RPM calculations follow industry-standard models as described on Wikipedia.
What Can You Do With YTface?
YTface gives you free access to a complete suite of YouTube analytics tools:
- • Earnings Calculator – estimate monthly, yearly, and lifetime channel revenue
- • Video Estimator – calculate per-video earnings based on views, country, and niche
- • Shorts Earnings – estimate Shorts revenue using the pool-based model
- • Monetization Checker – verify YouTube Partner Program eligibility
- • CPM by Country – explore CPM/RPM rates across 200+ countries
- • Channel Analytics – growth metrics and engagement stats
- • Video Tags – extract SEO tags from any public video
- • High RPM Niches – discover top-paying content categories
All tools are 100% free – no login, no signup, no hidden costs.
How Our Earnings Model Works
YouTube RPM (Revenue Per Mille) refers to the estimated earnings a creator receives per 1,000 views after YouTube's cut. Our YouTube earnings calculator uses a multi-factor RPM model instead of fixed CPM guesses:
- • Audience country mix (Tier 1, 2, 3)
- • Category-based RPM multipliers
- • Duration & mid-roll eligibility
- • YouTube's 45% revenue share
- • Shorts pool-based revenue model
We provide Low, Typical, and High revenue ranges – not one misleading number.
| Niche | Avg RPM (US) |
|---|---|
| Finance | $15–$35 |
| Tech | $8–$20 |
| Health | $10–$25 |
| Gaming | $3–$8 |
| Entertainment | $2–$6 |
Why CPM Varies by Country
YouTube CPM rates differ significantly between countries due to:
- • Advertiser demand & budgets
- • Purchasing power & economy
- • Competition levels
- • Digital ad market maturity
- • Seasonal spending patterns
Tier 1 markets (US, UK, Australia, Canada) typically pay 3-5– more than developing regions.