Buy a YouTube channel in the United States

Buying from the US: what to know

Find channels with a US audience

Set the audience country filter to United States to see channels whose largest audience is in the US, then narrow by niche, monetization status, subscribers, channel age, and price.

Match revenue to the audience

Ad revenue depends a lot on where viewers are. Compare the audience country share on the listing with the revenue the seller reports, and ask in chat for the revenue and analytics screenshots they can share privately.

No currency conversion

Prices, offers, and the escrow fee are all in US dollars, so you pay into escrow exactly the price you agree plus the escrow fee shown before you pay.

How the money is protected

Your payment is held by SwapCreators as escrow agent. The seller is paid only after the channel has been handed over to you and the funds are released.

Buying a YouTube channel from the United States

1. Step 1

   Compare channels side by side

   Every listing shows subscribers, views, audience countries, monetization, revenue, strikes, and channel age in the same layout.

2. Step 2

   Make an offer or buy now

   Negotiate with the seller in chat, or pay the asking price. Ownership of every listed channel is verified with a code first.

3. Step 3

   Pay into escrow, then receive the channel

   Your payment is held by SwapCreators as escrow agent. The seller is paid only after the channel has been handed over to you.

How you pay

Bank transfer, crypto (USDT, USDC, and other coins), Binance Pay, or your SwapCreators balance. Card payments aren’t offered.

What you can check first

Subscribers and views come from YouTube; revenue and analytics are reported by the seller, with private screenshots they can share with you. Due diligence checklist.

Selling a channel from the United States

1. Step 1

   Paste your channel link

   We read your channel’s public details (name, subscribers, views, creation date) directly from YouTube.

2. Step 2

   Prove it’s yours with a code

   Add a short code to your channel description. We check it on YouTube. You never share your Google password.

3. Step 3

   Add the details buyers compare

   Monetization, revenue, audience, strikes, and your asking price in US dollars. Our team reviews the listing before it goes live.

How you get paid

Bank transfer, PayPal, or crypto (USDT), if you sell a channel too. The buyer’s money is already in escrow before the handover starts, and it’s released to you once the buyer has the channel.

What it costs you

Nothing to list and no success fee. Payouts have a small fee by method, shown before you confirm. See fees.

Questions from buyers in the US

Can I buy a YouTube channel from the United States?

Yes. Buyers in the United States can browse every listing, make offers, and pay into escrow. Prices are in US dollars.

How do sellers in the United States get paid?

After the channel is handed over, the seller chooses how to receive the money: Bank transfer, PayPal, or crypto (USDT), if you sell a channel too.

How do buyers in the United States pay?

Bank transfer, crypto (USDT, USDC, and other coins), Binance Pay, or your SwapCreators balance.

Is it safe?

The buyer’s payment is held in escrow by SwapCreators and released to the seller only after the channel is handed over. Ownership is verified with a public description code, and SwapCreators never asks for Google passwords or sign-in codes.

What does it cost?

Listing and browsing are free, and there is no success fee. The buyer pays an escrow fee, shown before anyone pays, and payouts have a small fee by method. Current amounts are on the Fees page.

Can I pay by card or PayPal?

No. Payments into escrow are by bank transfer, crypto (USDT, USDC, and other coins), Binance Pay, or your SwapCreators balance.

Does the seller have to be in the US?

No. Sellers can be anywhere. What matters for a US-focused channel is where its viewers are, which the audience country filter and each listing show.

More answers in the FAQ and on the escrow page.