1 euro = 1 view? True?

Yes, of course, 1 euro per view, and since every day monetizable videos on YouTube are viewed 100,000,000 times or more, that means Google spends 100,000,000 x 365 = 36,500,000,000 per year to pay all these good people, which makes us better understand their difficulties in paying their taxes.

With a little thought, we can guess that it's not possible for a view to be paid out so highly, given that the amount charged for each ad they slap on each view, which in turn pays the holder by percentage, amounts to just a few tenths of a euro (to be verified).

I know that the current trend is to want to make a lot of money while sitting on your ass in a chair, but no, Google is not the new Eldorado, and the old one still required tremendous physical effort anyway.

Come on, get off your butts and get to work!

When you reach a certain number of views, YouTube will offer to monetize your videos, but you won't be able to access your money directly; you'll need to link an AdSense account to your YouTube account for your money to be transferred to PayPal... But be careful! You must own all the rights to your videos! This doesn't work with software or video game videos, for example... In short, it works if you show your cat, and even then... If you don't own all the rights to your video, you'll need to go through a Network, like VEVO for music, Machinima for video games... You'll earn a little less than if you went directly through AdSense, but you won't have any issues with copyright this time! ;) I hope I've been able to clarify your question; do some research online to see the different criteria to meet for each network, as they aren't always the same, and they don't all offer the same benefits (video thumbnails, banners, ...) and they don't all pay the same, that's about it :D

• SayZenFr

It's 1000 views = $1 and 1000 views per video, not in total.

Hi
you need 1M views to hope to get paid, which would then bring in $3000, or $0.003/view...
This information is three years old.

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I would have had a nice little sum otherwise.