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YouTube sponsorship rate calculator

Sponsors usually pay per 1,000 expected views. Enter your typical views and placement to get a starting price range for your rate card.

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Starting points from common creator-economy rates; adjust for your audience’s country and how well past sponsors converted.

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How to use the sponsorship rate calculator

  1. Enter your average viewsViews in the first 30 days, averaged over recent videos.
  2. Pick niche and placementIntegrations are the standard; dedicated videos cost more.
  3. Use it as your floorStart at the top of the range and negotiate down.

Questions

How much should a YouTuber charge for a sponsorship?

Commonly $15–$50 per 1,000 expected views for a 60–90 second integration, depending on niche. A video averaging 20,000 views might charge $400–$1,000.

Should I charge per subscriber?

Charge by views. Sponsors care about who actually sees the segment.

What about usage rights?

If the sponsor wants to use your segment in their own ads, charge extra, typically 20–50%.

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