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How the estimate works
The prices are the middle of 425 YouTube asking prices we checked on a channel marketplace in November 2026, rounded. They aren’t completed sales.
- Size and monetization set the starting range. Few large monetized channels were listed, so those ranges are rougher.
- Earnings raise the range when they’re worth more than the channel’s size suggests.
- Niche changes it only where the prices showed a clear difference: Gaming and Music asked more, Entertainment and Comedy & Memes less.
- Our own assumptions: a mainly US, UK, Canadian, or Australian audience adds 25%. Falling views take off 30%, almost no views 50%, and active strikes 30%.
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Common questions
- How much is a YouTube channel that isn’t monetized worth?
- Usually far less than people expect. Channels that aren’t monetized commonly ask $10 to $50 under 10,000 subscribers, and $275 to $685 above half a million.
- How much is a monetized YouTube channel worth?
- Small monetized channels commonly ask $110 to $200. Size and earnings raise that, and high earners commonly ask about 1 to 3 months of earnings on these marketplaces. Large, proven channels can sell for much more through brokers.
- Does this work for TikTok accounts?
- Yes, as a starting point. We don’t have enough TikTok prices yet, so it uses what YouTube channels of the same size ask.
- Is this what my channel will sell for?
- Not necessarily. These are asking prices, and a buyer may offer less. The real price is what a buyer agrees to pay after checking the channel.