P*rnhub vs Youtube: The Ad Revenue Gap

22 Jul 2025 · 1 min
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In a brief dialogue, two speakers discuss a case where creator Zahra Dar, a former PhD student turned adult‑content creator, uploaded an identical video titled “What Is a Neural Network?” to both Pornhub and YouTube. The speakers cite a claimed revenue gap: YouTube reportedly pays about $340 per million views, whereas Pornhub allegedly pays $1,000 per million views. One speaker presents the numbers as a stark contrast, while the other expresses skepticism, noting that advertisers typically restrict spending on adult platforms, which may make the higher figure questionable. The exchange highlights the debate over monetization potential on adult‑content platforms versus mainstream video sites.

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