how much does yootube pay ?

like how much for a number of views? subscribers , favorites and like ? 
I've seen this user whoring for the mentioned above in every fucking video he uploads and he's making progress .
 
Edit : there is pretty much nothing I could do about the title at this stage .

I have literally no idea what you just said...

youtube itself doesnt pay you anything, the people who use your page to advertise pay you and the more people you have viewing you etc the more people will want to advertise with you/the more theyll be willing to pay. As for how much they pay i have no idea but from what iv heard it isnt an insignificant number. 

For some reason, I'm compelled to mention a South Park episode... 
 

   

I'm sorry to be commenting and not knowing a specific answer, but I believe that YouTube pays through their AdSense system. So for instance, if you happen to receive a lot of traffic to your videos that generate somewhere between 10-100,000 or more views for each one, YouTube would most likely contact you to ask if you want to have ads in your videos. So depending on how many people are seeing the ads would generate a certain amount of money for yourself.  
 
The amount of money however, I cannot tell you, but there may be someone else to fill in that gap.  
  
There may be other ways for you to generate money as well and that may depend on the certain products that are seen in your videos. I know that the YouTuber, Shay Carl, gets offered deals for either reviewing products or having some product placement in his videos because he constantly gets high traffic to them. So there may be other ways for you to make money within YouTube, but not directly from YouTube. The amount of money could be a broad range of numbers depending on the situations stated above.  
 
FYI: I'm sure that most people would not be comfortable revealing how much they are receiving from YouTube or any job. I still hope that you receive the answer you seek.

" youtube itself doesnt pay you anything, the people who use your page to advertise pay you and the more people you have viewing you etc the more people will want to advertise with you/the more theyll be willing to pay. As for how much they pay i have no idea but from what iv heard it isnt an insignificant number.  "

 If you can get a certain number of views, likes, comments and subscribers per video over an amount of time, youtube will invite you to become a "partner". Becoming a partner let's you earn a certain percent of ad revenue for each video you make as long as it makes it past a certain number of views etc. for each video.
 
If you post nothing but music videos or some other type of copy written material, or if all your videos are nothing but flaimbait and thumbs downs, you wont be added as partner.
 
 
AdSense is only used for putting ads on the site, and third parties can ask you to do stuff like add a certain mp3 to your video or add a link in the description/video but this has nothing to do with the ads and it's usually a one time deal unless they sponsor you for your content. Being sponsored is something completely different from youtube.

I was under the impression that once you are made a Youtube partner that you do indeed get paid by them. Whether or not it comes directly from them or from the advertisers who pay them I am not sure. I think it also varies on which type of ads are used. I think the pop-up ads at the bottom of a video generate less than a full on "video interrupted" ad. If you generate enough traffic you can apparently live off of the pay because a few vloggers actually do that as their main source of income. I can't imagine it is a lavish lifestyle, but if it's something you enjoy you probably don't mind. 
 
I googled the subject once out of curiosity, and from what I can remember the pay per view was really insignificant. You would need hundreds of thousands of regular viewers to make the pay worthwhile. Try searching for "how much a youtube partner gets paid" and I believe there was a blog by Nalts, a Youtube partner himself, who dances around giving an exact answer but instead gives one of the clearest "ambiguous" pictures I've ever encountered. I don't think they are supposed to openly share what they are paid.

"  @mrfizzy said:

" youtube itself doesnt pay you anything, the people who use your page to advertise pay you and the more people you have viewing you etc the more people will want to advertise with you/the more theyll be willing to pay. As for how much they pay i have no idea but from what iv heard it isnt an insignificant number.  "

i still dont understand how economy works. especially net advertising.. we all avoid internet ads like the PLAGUE, and even if we click on them, we rarely purchase what they offer. so how does that shit work ? 
if your page is popular, and i advertise on your page, and your page gets tons of views and my ad gets tons of clicks (which never happens), how does that sell my product or whatever it is im advertising ? 
 
i didnt make any money, you just clicked on my link but didnt make any purchase. how does that make me rich? where does the money come from ?
 
 
@ESREVER:  you mention southpark, you get followed. also, hilarious fucking scene that was ! "

" I'm sorry to be commenting and not knowing a specific answer, but I believe that YouTube pays through their AdSense system. So for instance, if you happen to receive a lot of traffic to your videos that generate somewhere between 10-100,000 or more views for each one, YouTube would most likely contact you to ask if you want to have ads in your videos. So depending on how many people are seeing the ads would generate a certain amount of money for yourself.   The amount of money however, I cannot tell you, but there may be someone else to fill in that gap.    There may be other ways for you to generate money as well and that may depend on the certain products that are seen in your videos. I know that the YouTuber, Shay Carl, gets offered deals for either reviewing products or having some product placement in his videos because he constantly gets high traffic to them. So there may be other ways for you to make money within YouTube, but not directly from YouTube. The amount of money could be a broad range of numbers depending on the situations stated above.   FYI: I'm sure that most people would not be comfortable revealing how much they are receiving from YouTube or any job. I still hope that you receive the answer you seek. "

" still I believe Youtube pays you directly . There is this user  nicknamed XJAWS who uploads videos of black ops gameplay . He said in one video that Youtube paid him a sum of money enough for him to buy a new car and pay for his college . So we're talking big bucks here .   what does Youtube get in return for paying it users ? "

" @Ahmad_Metallic said:

"  @mrfizzy said:

" youtube itself doesnt pay you anything, the people who use your page to advertise pay you and the more people you have viewing you etc the more people will want to advertise with you/the more theyll be willing to pay. As for how much they pay i have no idea but from what iv heard it isnt an insignificant number.  "

i still dont understand how economy works. especially net advertising.. we all avoid internet ads like the PLAGUE, and even if we click on them, we rarely purchase what they offer. so how does that shit work ? 
if your page is popular, and i advertise on your page, and your page gets tons of views and my ad gets tons of clicks (which never happens), how does that sell my product or whatever it is im advertising ? 
 
i didnt make any money, you just clicked on my link but didnt make any purchase. how does that make me rich? where does the money come from ?
  "

I'm not gonna pretend to be some sort of marketing genius, but from what I've heard from others it's because even if your ads don't directly sell stuff, people who see it will be reminded "hey, this product exists" and will be more likely to buy it the next time they see it in a store. "

"still I believe Youtube pays you directly . There is this user  nicknamed XJAWS who uploads videos of black ops gameplay . He said in one video that Youtube paid him a sum of money enough for him to buy a new car and pay for his college . So we're talking big bucks here .   what does Youtube get in return for paying it users ? "

" I had to buy an air freshener the other day, so naturally I went with Febreeze Noticables since I see the ads all the time and two scents seems like something I'd want to have.  "

"@Ben99 said:

"still I believe Youtube pays you directly . There is this user  nicknamed XJAWS who uploads videos of black ops gameplay . He said in one video that Youtube paid him a sum of money enough for him to buy a new car and pay for his college . So we're talking big bucks here .   what does Youtube get in return for paying it users ? "

I don't know exactly how it goes down, but I'm guessing Youtube gets the money from the advertisements and they pass it down to him whilst scraping off a tidy sum for themselves. "

" youtube itself doesnt pay you anything, the people who use your page to advertise pay you and the more people you have viewing you etc the more people will want to advertise with you/the more theyll be willing to pay. As for how much they pay i have no idea but from what iv heard it isnt an insignificant number.  "

still I believe Youtube pays you directly . There is this user  nicknamed XJAWS who uploads videos of black ops gameplay . He said in one video that Youtube paid him a sum of money enough for him to buy a new car and pay for his college . So we're talking big bucks here .   what does Youtube get in return for paying it users ? "

They offered me money for putting ads in a video with only 23,000 views, so I can't imagine it's a lot.

" YouTube probably soesn't pay that much. "

" @Three0neFive said:

" @Ahmad_Metallic said:

"  @mrfizzy said:

" youtube itself doesnt pay you anything, the people who use your page to advertise pay you and the more people you have viewing you etc the more people will want to advertise with you/the more theyll be willing to pay. As for how much they pay i have no idea but from what iv heard it isnt an insignificant number.  "

i still dont understand how economy works. especially net advertising.. we all avoid internet ads like the PLAGUE, and even if we click on them, we rarely purchase what they offer. so how does that shit work ? 
if your page is popular, and i advertise on your page, and your page gets tons of views and my ad gets tons of clicks (which never happens), how does that sell my product or whatever it is im advertising ? 
 
i didnt make any money, you just clicked on my link but didnt make any purchase. how does that make me rich? where does the money come from ?
  "

I'm not gonna pretend to be some sort of marketing genius, but from what I've heard from others it's because even if your ads don't directly sell stuff, people who see it will be reminded "hey, this product exists" and will be more likely to buy it the next time they see it in a store. "

man that shit never made sense to me "

" @HairyMike87 said:

" I'm sorry to be commenting and not knowing a specific answer, but I believe that YouTube pays through their AdSense system. So for instance, if you happen to receive a lot of traffic to your videos that generate somewhere between 10-100,000 or more views for each one, YouTube would most likely contact you to ask if you want to have ads in your videos. So depending on how many people are seeing the ads would generate a certain amount of money for yourself.   The amount of money however, I cannot tell you, but there may be someone else to fill in that gap.    There may be other ways for you to generate money as well and that may depend on the certain products that are seen in your videos. I know that the YouTuber, Shay Carl, gets offered deals for either reviewing products or having some product placement in his videos because he constantly gets high traffic to them. So there may be other ways for you to make money within YouTube, but not directly from YouTube. The amount of money could be a broad range of numbers depending on the situations stated above.   FYI: I'm sure that most people would not be comfortable revealing how much they are receiving from YouTube or any job. I still hope that you receive the answer you seek. "

still I believe Youtube pays you directly . There is this user  nicknamed XJAWS who uploads videos of black ops gameplay . He said in one video that Youtube paid him a sum of money enough for him to buy a new car and pay for his college . So we're talking big bucks here .   what does Youtube get in return for paying it users ? "

It doesn't.

Not sure about gross revenue, but big name Youtube stars make about 60-100K salary out of their total earnings (after deducting staff and equipment costs). These are like the 1mil+ subscribers people. Last I heard it was 2.5 cents for 1000 views and 5-10 cents per subscriber and something on the same scale for favoriting or getting a certain amount of likes. 

" @HairyMike87 said:

" I'm sorry to be commenting and not knowing a specific answer, but I believe that YouTube pays through their AdSense system. So for instance, if you happen to receive a lot of traffic to your videos that generate somewhere between 10-100,000 or more views for each one, YouTube would most likely contact you to ask if you want to have ads in your videos. So depending on how many people are seeing the ads would generate a certain amount of money for yourself.   The amount of money however, I cannot tell you, but there may be someone else to fill in that gap.    There may be other ways for you to generate money as well and that may depend on the certain products that are seen in your videos. I know that the YouTuber, Shay Carl, gets offered deals for either reviewing products or having some product placement in his videos because he constantly gets high traffic to them. So there may be other ways for you to make money within YouTube, but not directly from YouTube. The amount of money could be a broad range of numbers depending on the situations stated above.   FYI: I'm sure that most people would not be comfortable revealing how much they are receiving from YouTube or any job. I still hope that you receive the answer you seek. "

still I believe Youtube pays you directly . There is this user  nicknamed XJAWS who uploads videos of black ops gameplay . He said in one video that Youtube paid him a sum of money enough for him to buy a new car and pay for his college . So we're talking big bucks here .   what does Youtube get in return for paying it users ? "

    I've been watching this guy for a long time. He's pretty funny.