YouTube pays creators about $4 per 1,000 views. A 20-minute video fits roughly three ads, and YouTube splits revenue 50/50 with creators. Twitch takes a bigger cut, making YouTube's long-form model more profitable for creators.
And so you get about $4 for every 1,000 views. Yeah. You do the math there. It, it pays much more, much more. There's way more money in long-form content because in a 20-minute video, YouTube will run 3 ads and it's a 50/50 split in revenue. So they get half, you get half. Yeah. Um, as opposed to like other platforms like Twitch where in Twitch they'll take, you know, 60% of the revenue, you get 40% or 75, like they take a lot of the revenue. Yeah.
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