Niche: Cooking
$2 to $5 per 1,000 views
Long videos in this niche typically pay about $3 per 1,000 views to the creator.
About $554,000 a year, likely $400,000 to $788,000
Monthly ad earnings by format, middle of the estimate
What one sponsor could pay per video
$12,000 to $30,100Separate from ad earnings and never added in. Based on a median of 1,003,760 views per long video and typical sponsor rates for this niche.
The last 30 public uploads, oldest on the left. Tap or hover a bar for the video.
| Video | Format | Posted | Views |
|---|---|---|---|
| Surprising Josh Johnson with Nunchucks | Short | Nov 8 | 49,840 |
| Dan & Phil Don't Say "I Love You" | Short | Nov 7 | 197,941 |
| Is Mckenna Grace's life even real? | Short | Nov 6 | 198,873 |
| A bruised bicep is a small price to pay for cool tricks and good food. #ad #krogerpartner | Short | Nov 5 | 52,861 |
| We Meal Prep With YOUR Groceries | Long video | Nov 5 | 428,330 |
| Cheap vs Expensive Fried Rice (ft. Uncle Roger) | Long video | Nov 3 | 1,342,613 |
| Knocked Loose's Biggest Fan | Short | Nov 1 | 839,254 |
| These last words made us cry | Short | Oct 31 | 311,501 |
| Josh calls out Trixie's shoe problems | Short | Oct 30 | 657,310 |
| We Spent $1,240 To Make a Wendy's Baconator | Long video | Oct 29 | 1,003,760 |
| Matthew McConaughey's mom has ketchup hacks | Short | Oct 28 | 2,995,411 |
| Would You Eat Mckenna Grace's Last Meal? | Short | Oct 27 | 1,688,123 |
| Mckenna Grace Eats Her Last Meal | Long video | Oct 27 | 2,479,648 |
| How Dan & Phil Got Together | Short | Oct 26 | 346,867 |
| Josh's Real Housewives of OC Lore | Short | Oct 25 | 275,167 |
| Should Josh get an In-N-Out tattoo? | Short | Oct 24 | 132,473 |
| The Most Underrated WWE Match | Short | Oct 23 | 88,250 |
| I Cooked Everything In My DMs | Long video | Oct 22 | 1,138,433 |
| Angela calls out Josh | Short | Oct 21 | 333,332 |
| Would You Eat Dan & Phil's Last Meal? | Short | Oct 20 | 322,811 |
| Dan and Phil Eat Their Last Meal | Long video | Oct 20 | 2,421,582 |
| Lightning Round with Matthew McConaughey | Short | Oct 19 | 4,504,190 |
| Josh Johnson's Life-Changing Slushie | Short | Oct 18 | 3,578,329 |
| What Elijah Wood Thinks Happens When We Die | Short | Oct 17 | 164,978 |
| Have You Tried Debby's Sonic Order? | Short | Oct 16 | 439,607 |
| Would You Eat Bryan Garris' Last Meal? | Short | Oct 15 | 529,123 |
| Knocked Loose's Bryan Garris Eats His Last Meal | Long video | Oct 15 | 909,173 |
| Surprising Hospice Nurse Julie with Angel Pancakes | Short | Oct 14 | 2,822,227 |
| Trixie is an Easy Bake EXPERT | Short | Oct 14 | 363,269 |
| We Make Hard Recipes In An Easy Bake Oven (ft. Trixie Mattel) | Long video | Oct 13 | 2,132,882 |
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Niche: Cooking
$2 to $5 per 1,000 views
Long videos in this niche typically pay about $3 per 1,000 views to the creator.
Where viewers likely are
100% of US ad rates
Based on the channel's language and country (English, based in the US). Ads pay far more in the US, UK, Canada and Australia than elsewhere.
Mostly Shorts views
73% of views this month
Shorts pay about $0.14 per 1,000 views, a small fraction of long videos, so the same views earn much less.
Long enough for mid roll ads
median 43 min
Videos of 8 minutes or more can carry ads in the middle, which lifts earnings per view.
Upload pace: steady
8.71 per week
That is 1.09x the 90 days before.
Views per video are steady
0.91x
Median views of the last 10 long videos compared with the 10 before them.
When this channel can earn from YouTube ads
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Unlock with ProHow we got this. Views from the last 30 days are rebuilt from each public video's views and age, cut to the views YouTube pays on, then priced with niche, audience and video length ad rates from published creator data. We run this 2,000 times with realistic variation and show the middle half. Data read November 9, 2026, 02:40 UTC.