Note: This tool estimates monetization based on public channel data. Actual monetization status can only be confirmed by the channel owner through YouTube Studio.
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YouTube Partner Program Requirements (2024)
1,000 Subscribers
Minimum subscriber threshold needed to qualify for monetization
Important first milestone for YouTube Partner Program
4,000 Watch Hours
Must be accumulated in the last 12 months for long-form content
Or 10M Shorts views in 90 days as alternative
Google AdSense Account
Valid and approved AdSense account linked to your channel
Required to receive payments from YouTube
Policy Compliance
No active strikes, violations, or policy warnings
Full adherence to community and content guidelines
YouTube Monetization Revenue Streams
Ad Revenue
Display, overlay, skippable, and non-skippable video ads
Channel Memberships
Monthly recurring payments for exclusive perks
Super Chat & Thanks
Fan funding during live streams and on videos
YouTube Premium
Share of subscription fees from Premium members
Merch Shelf
Showcase and sell official branded merchandise
YouTube Premium Revenue
Earn a share of subscription fees when YouTube Premium members watch your content. This provides stable income independent of ads.
Important Notice
Monetization eligibility requires 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 watch hours in the past 12 months. Actual earnings vary based on CPM, audience location, content category, and advertiser demand. This tool provides estimates only.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this tool 100% accurate?
Our tool provides a high-confidence estimate based on public channel data. However, only the channel owner can see the exact status in YouTube Studio. Some channels may meet requirements but choose not to monetize.
Do I need to sign in to use this?
No, our tool checks public channel data. You don't need to sign in or authorize access to your YouTube account.
Why does it say "Likely Monetized" instead of "Monetized"?
Since YouTube doesn't essentially publish monetization status via API, we analyze multiple indicators (ads, source code signatures, etc.) to determine the probability. "Likely Monetized" means we found strong evidence of monetization.
What if my channel meets requirements but isn't monetized?
Meeting numbers is just the first step. YouTube manual reviews every channel for content quality, policy compliance, and copyright adherence before approving monetization.
How often are the requirements updated?
We constantly monitor YouTube's policies and update our tool to reflect the latest Partner Program requirements for 2024 and beyond.