How to earn money on YouTube
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You can earn money on YouTube by applying for and being accepted to the YouTube Partner Program. Only channels that follow our YouTube channel monetization policies may be able to monetize.
Intro to Making Money on YouTube
A few notes
Ways to make money in the YouTube Partner Program
You can make money on YouTube through the following features:
Each feature has its own set of eligibility requirements on top of subscriber and view count requirements. If our reviewers believe that your channel or video is not eligible, specific features may not be available. These extra thresholds exist for two main reasons. The most important one is that we have to meet legal requirements in every area where the feature is available. Then, because we want to reward good creators, we need to make sure we have enough context on your channel. Generally, this context means we need more content to review.
Keep in mind that we constantly review channels to make sure your content is in line with our policies.
Keep in mind that each feature has its own requirements. Some features may not be available to you due to local legal requirements.
Once you've been accepted in the YouTube Partner Program, you may get access to these monetization features:
Channel memberships
Shopping (your own products)
Super Chat & Super Stickers
Super Thanks
Ad revenue
Shopping (products from other brands)
Earning money on YouTube or receiving Shorts bonuses are a great way to be rewarded for good, engaging content on the platform. Keep in mind that you may be liable to pay taxes to your country of residence on any income earned from your monetized videos on YouTube. Check with your local tax authorities for detailed guidance.
