YouTube RPM by Country Calculator
US views pay far more per thousand than most other countries. Enter your view mix and per-region RPM to get a blended RPM and a realistic revenue estimate.
Shares are used as relative weights, so they don't need to add up to exactly 100.
RPM varies hugely by niche, ad format and month — treat these as planning numbers, not guarantees. The biggest lever is the share of views from high-RPM countries.
Advertisers pay far more for US, Canada, UK, Australia and Western EU viewers. Two channels with the same views can earn very different money — the one with the richer view mix wins. If most of your audience is low-RPM regions, niche-specific sponsors and memberships often beat pure ad revenue.
How YouTube revenue works
YouTube pays from its ad revenue pool to creators in the Partner Program. AdSense RPM varies by viewer location, content type, and ad demand. This calculator estimates monthly earnings from views and RPM.
Frequently asked questions
What's a good YouTube RPM?
US-heavy finance and tech channels can see $8–20+, while global general content often lands $1–4. Your blended RPM is a weighted average of your viewers' countries.
How do I find my RPM by country?
In YouTube Studio, go to Analytics → Revenue and filter by country. Divide each country's revenue by its views (per 1,000) to get its RPM.
Last updated — rates and figures change over time, so always confirm with the current source.
Figures are estimates for general information, not financial advice — see our disclaimer.
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- Changelog
- 2026-11-08 — Added this verification panel (last verified date, official or methodology source, test coverage, named maintainer, changelog). Calculator logic and default rates are unchanged.