Niche: Tech reviews
$2 to $10 per 1,000 views
Long videos in this niche typically pay about $5 per 1,000 views to the creator.
About $283,000 a year, likely $184,000 to $442,000
Monthly ad earnings by format, middle of the estimate
What one sponsor could pay per video
$16,700 to $41,800Separate from ad earnings and never added in. Based on a median of 836,110 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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| This magnet machine is scary | Short | Oct 16 | 2,371,961 |
| Making nasty soap | Short | Aug 19 | 2,738,424 |
| Making color changing mercury | Short | Aug 10 | 9,805,174 |
| Turning air into alcohol | Long video | Aug 5 | 12,571,312 |
| These metals melt when pushed together | Short | Mar 19 | 6,096,587 |
| Extracting the soul from coffee | Short | Feb 20 | 8,586,540 |
| Dissolving glass in scary hydrofluoric acid | Short | Jan 18 | 7,231,357 |
| Making liquid nitrogen from scratch (an absurd amount) | Long video | Oct 23 | 11,656,320 |
| Turning regular sand into an explosive gas | Short | Oct 20 | 11,809,461 |
| Making a bouncy ball from scratch | Short | Aug 14 | 7,504,261 |
| Potassium metal is like weird butter | Short | Aug 7 | 4,744,579 |
| The clear ice myth | Short | Jul 31 | 6,739,294 |
| Liquefying nails is crazy | Short | Jul 24 | 15,641,105 |
| Making a bouncy egg by dissolving its shell | Short | Jul 15 | 4,453,978 |
| Mixing sodium and potassium is crazy | Short | Jul 8 | 38,789,116 |
| Turning coke clear | Short | Jun 24 | 5,727,331 |
| This is what gallium does to aluminum | Short | Jun 16 | 32,528,363 |
| Making a green fireball is crazy | Short | Jun 10 | 11,867,277 |
| Making bulletproof-er wood | Short | Jun 7 | 3,278,374 |
| Making Nordic Gold | Short | Jun 3 | 61,242,576 |
| Using a cabbage to do some chemistry | Short | May 28 | 14,589,650 |
| Freezing liquid nitrogen solid | Short | May 21 | 10,822,028 |
| Turning a penny into a light bulb | Short | May 16 | 6,616,073 |
| Popping corn on the cob in the microwave | Short | May 13 | 6,769,455 |
| Melting soda cans into a metal bar | Short | May 6 | 4,188,065 |
| Making a block of perfectly clear ice | Short | Apr 23 | 125,723,982 |
| Making glowing nylon goo | Short | Apr 15 | 3,224,621 |
| Dissolving a pure gold bar in acid | Short | Apr 8 | 19,149,958 |
| Turning children's glue into drinkable alcohol | Long video | Mar 29 | 14,281,780 |
| Melting glass in the microwave is crazy | Short | Mar 25 | 21,585,843 |
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Niche: Tech reviews
$2 to $10 per 1,000 views
Long videos in this niche typically pay about $5 per 1,000 views to the creator.
Where viewers likely are
95% of US ad rates
Based on the channel's language and country (English, based in CA). Ads pay far more in the US, UK, Canada and Australia than elsewhere.
Mostly Shorts views
88% of views this month
Shorts pay about $0.15 per 1,000 views, a small fraction of long videos, so the same views earn much less.
Long enough for mid roll ads
median 12 min
Videos of 8 minutes or more can carry ads in the middle, which lifts earnings per view.
Upload pace: speeding up
0.23 per week
Not enough history to compare yet.
Views per video are steady
0.99x
Median views of the last 10 long videos compared with the 10 before them.
Old videos still bring views
26.3M views a month
Uploads older than three years keep getting watched. We count them at half their lifetime average pace, a conservative guess, capped by the channel's lifetime average.
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 7, 2026, 13:40 UTC.