How Much Does YouTube Pay for a Short?

YouTube pays creators for their Shorts based on a revenue-sharing model. This means that YouTube takes a cut of the advertising revenue generated by a Short, and the creator receives the remainder.

The amount of money that YouTube pays for a Short varies depending on a number of factors:

• The location of the viewers
• The type of ad that is shown
• The engagement of the viewers

In general, YouTube Shorts pay less than longer-form videos.

According to a study by the analytics firm Tribe Dynamics, the average payout for a Short is $0.03 per 1,000 views.

In this way, we can calculate the revenue based on the number of views:

Of course, some Shorts may earn more than this. For example, Shorts that are highly engaging or that are shown to a large audience of viewers may earn more.

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