Roughly how many views per month would I need to make $100,000 a year on youtube?

[babyteeth4]

Hi guys.

I am having between 180.000 and 230.000 daily, ~5.5 million per month and have nearly 50.000 subsrcibers. Do you have any idea how I can be earning by month?

Is there a reason you don't know already? Is your account not monetized? If you're looking to make a dramatic difference by switching networks, the answer is, you can't really make a huge difference. The market is what the market is. I don't even belong to a network.

Anyway, with those views you should be making 6 figures ($100k+) per year --IF most of those views are monetized, which I don't know.

 

[djnykk]

Is there a reason you don't know already? Is your account not monetized? If you're looking to make a dramatic difference by switching networks, the answer is, you can't really make a huge difference. The market is what the market is. I don't even belong to a network.

Anyway, with those views you should be making 6 figures ($100k+) per year --IF most of those views are monetized, which I don't know.

I am getting only 1600USD per month [in my hands]. All the rest are taking DigDis [!] from Germany that are now refusing me to leave and change / switch network. Terrible!!!

 

[babyteeth4]

I have no idea what kind of numbers an Austrian/German network should bring, but I hope you can get out of that network somehow.

 

[markkaz]

I am getting only 1600USD per month [in my hands]. All the rest are taking DigDis [!] from Germany that are now refusing me to leave and change / switch network. Terrible!!!

If you signed a contract, then you need to uphold your part of the deal. Just be sure to find out when you can be released and make that request long in advance.

 

[djnykk]

If you signed a contract, then you need to uphold your part of the deal. Just be sure to find out when you can be released and make that request long in advance.

I agree. And I did that. I've 3 and a half months ago announce that I am leaving DigDis just in term of Youtube monetization [as I am not satisfied with 70:30% at all + 10% is taking away from me as my country is not part of EU + 3-5% is taking my bank!], they wrote me back they are sorry to see me go and few days before my channel gets free - I got email from them claiming I am with them up to NEXT YEAR's date! Not this year! Now I am going to see how to break it up with them as soon as possible! They were correct up to 4-5 days ago and then they became bad [non answering emails, short emails, claiming I've sold them all my rights and to fk off until next year].

I am p****d, I am going to finish this as soon as possible!

 

[Shane]

You do know that distribution rights and YouTube partnership are different things and they'd usually be in two different contracts?

Did you sign two agreements with them? one 1-year renewing channel agreement and 1 2-year renewing distribution license?

 

[djnykk]

You do know that distribution rights and YouTube partnership are different things and they'd usually be in two different contracts?
Did you sign two agreements with them? one 1-year renewing channel agreement and 1 2-year renewing distribution license?

Yes, 2 contracts but they look nearly the same, except in 1st writes: "Subject to this agreement is the exclusive exploitation of the contract products [videos] of the licencor by dig dis! upon the conditions of the agreement via You Tube..." and it lasts up to this june, while on 2nd contract writes: "Subject to this agreement is the exclusive exploitation of the contract products (music titles, albums, compilations, videos etc) of the licensor on the label "Plastic Dog" by dig dis!..." [and no Youtube mentioning] - this one they send me to sign on last year and should last up to this month, but next year!

I really hope I could get out as soon as possible.

 

[Shane]

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[Shane]

You need like 80 million views a year to hit 100k per year if entertainment channels. If tech channels you need 30 million views per year.

That seems very off to me.. I would say it is slightly the other way around if much difference on average.

Tech channels to not tend to attract a female viewership so I am very sure on average tech channels would not have a CPM which is 250% that of entertainment channels.

 

[Shane]

Tech channels are always #1 for CPMs. They get all the Apple, and Anroid Ads that get high click rate because majority people like to click on them.

No.. this is not true.