How to see other people's YouTube revenue: 4 steps to check a YouTube channel

Did you know that, according to statistics from YouTube analytics platforms, a channel with just 100,000 views/month can already generate several million to tens of millions VND? Therefore, many people are looking for ways to check other people's YouTube earnings to learn, compare, or plan to earn money from YouTube.

While YouTube doesn't publicly disclose the exact income of individual channels, there are now many free tools that help you estimate earnings quite accurately based on views, CPM, and engagement. In this article, you will learn how to quickly and easily check other people's YouTube income, and most importantly, how to apply it immediately to your own channel.

How to estimate YouTube earnings for other channels

Step 1: Copy the YouTube channel link

• Go to the YouTube channel you want to check the earnings for

• Copy the channel URL from the browser's address bar

• This is mandatory input data for revenue estimation tools to function

Step 2: Access a YouTube revenue checker tool

• Open any browser and go to NoxInfluencer or SocialBlade

• These are two popular, free tools often used to check other people's YouTube earnings

• Data is aggregated from views, video posting frequency, and average CPM

Step 3: Paste the URL and view the estimated results

• Paste the YouTube channel link into the search box

• The system will display estimated YouTube earnings by day, month, or year

• These figures are for reference, helping you assess earning potential and compare between channels

Step 1: How to get the YouTube channel link to check earnings

1. Identify the correct YouTube channel link

• You need the channel URL, not the link to a single video

• Channel links usually look like this: https://www.youtube.com/@channelname

• This is a prerequisite for tools that check other people's YouTube earnings to function correctly

2. Get the channel link on a computer

• Open any video from the channel you want to analyze

• Click on the channel name displayed below the video

• When the channel page opens, highlight the URL in the browser's address bar

• Press Ctrl + C (Windows) or Command + C (Mac) to copy the link

3. Get the channel link on the YouTube mobile app

• Applies to Android, iPhone, and iPad

• Tap the channel name below any video

• Tap the description at the top of the channel page

• Look for "More info"

• Tap the URL and select Copy link

Step 2: Use free YouTube revenue checker tools

1. Access NoxInfluencer via browser

• Open any browser on your computer or phone

• Access NoxInfluencer's YouTube income estimator tool page

• This tool allows you to view estimated YouTube earnings based on public data such as views, video posting frequency, and average CPM

• Suitable for beginners learning how to check other people's YouTube earnings

2. Enter YouTube channel information

• Paste the YouTube channel URL into the search box (if using NoxInfluencer)

• Make sure it's the channel link, not a video link, for more accurate results

3. Refer to popular alternative tools

• Besides NoxInfluencer, you can use:

  • Social Blade

  • Speakerj

  • Influencer Marketing Hub

• These platforms only require a YouTube username, not necessarily the channel URL

• Suitable when you want to quickly check estimated YouTube earnings or compare multiple channels at once

Step 3: Paste the YouTube channel link into the revenue calculator tool

• Find the input box under the "YouTube Channel Calculator" title

• Paste the copied YouTube channel URL into this box, do not use individual video links

• On a computer:

  • Right-click on the input box

  • Select "Paste" to paste the link

• On a phone:

  • Tap and hold on the input box

  • Select "Paste" to insert the channel URL

Step 4: View estimated YouTube earnings results

1. Run the analysis tool

• Click or tap the pink Read Now button to the right of the link input box

• You can also press Enter (Windows) or Return (Mac) for quick execution

• This method saves time when checking other people's YouTube earnings

2. View channel overview and income

• The YouTube channel logo will be displayed in the center below

• Immediately below is the estimated YouTube revenue, usually by day, month, and year

• Data is based on views, average CPM, and channel performance

3. Understand each important metric

• Hover over the question mark icon next to each metric

• You will see detailed explanations of items such as:

  • Income from YouTube partners

  • Estimated advertising revenue

  • Impact of CPM/CPC

How to expand income streams from YouTube

Learn more about sustainable ways to earn money on YouTube

• If you want to earn money more effectively on YouTube, start by joining the YouTube Partner Program to enable ads and share revenue

• Combine with Google AdSense to receive money from ads displayed on videos

• At the same time, focus on increasing subscribers and views with regular content that meets search demands to expand long-term income

These guides are especially suitable if you are learning how to do YouTube, want to increase channel revenue, or find more ways to earn money from YouTube besides advertising.

References

1. Pete Canalichio. Brand Strategist & Licensing Expert. Expert Interview

Translation: Rowan Hudson Le.