Your YouTube earnings, next to everything else you earn

One total for your creator income

YouTube Studio is great for channel analytics, but it only knows about YouTube. If you also earn from a blog or an app, you’re left adding numbers up yourself. Monetrix reads your channel revenue with the YouTube Analytics API and adds it to your AdSense and AdMob earnings automatically.

What Monetrix shows for YouTube

• Estimated revenue for today, 7, 30 or 90 days, or all time.
• Views for the same periods, so you can follow revenue per view.
• Revenue history charts to see how your channel is trending.
• Manual entries — add earnings yourself, for example sponsorships or periods the API doesn’t cover, and keep them in your history.

Want a routine for tracking every kind of creator income? Read how to track YouTube income: ads, memberships and sponsors.

Why YouTube numbers lag

YouTube revenue data typically arrives with a delay of a day or two, and the most recent days can change as Google finalises them. Monetrix always shows the latest figures available from YouTube, and you can pull to refresh at any time.

RPM vs CPM on YouTube

YouTube reports both CPM (what advertisers pay per thousand monetised playbacks) and RPM (what you earn per thousand views after YouTube’s share). RPM is the better measure of your actual income. See RPM, CPM and eCPM explained.

Lifetime earnings and payouts

Log the payments you receive and Monetrix keeps a running payout history, current balance and lifetime total across YouTube, AdSense and AdMob.

Frequently asked questions