Computerphile: YouTube Earnings, Net Worth & Stats
Computerphile has 2.6M subscribers and 243.3M total views, earning an estimated ₹80.8K – ₹1.73 L per month on YouTube — an estimated ₹1.7 Cr – ₹3.65 Cr in ad earnings to date. Net worth also includes brand deals, merchandise and income outside YouTube. Full breakdown below.
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Niche auto-detected. Each niche pays different ad rates — that's why the number moves. Real last-30-day views at ₹70–₹150 RPM. Ad revenue only.
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- Engagement is low at 2.3%. Hooks, pinned comments and clear CTAs lift likes and comments.
- Recent videos average only ~6% of your subscriber count in views — often a sign of shorts diluting the average, or thumbnails and titles worth revisiting.
- Consistent uploads (~5/month) — consistency is the single biggest growth lever.
- These are estimates from public data. Connect your channel to show brands your verified numbers and get booked directly.
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How much does Computerphile earn on YouTube?
Based on roughly 1.2M monthly views in the Education & How-to niche (auto-detected), where ad rates run about ₹70–₹150 per 1,000 views (RPM) for a mainly Indian audience. YouTube ad revenue is only part of the picture — a single brand integration usually pays more than a month of ad income (what brands actually pay creators), and top creators also earn from memberships, Super Thanks, affiliates and merchandise.
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How much does Computerphile earn on YouTube?
Computerphile earns an estimated ₹80.8K – ₹1.73 L per month (about ₹9.7 L – ₹20.78 L a year) from YouTube ad revenue, based on roughly 1.2M monthly views at education & how-to ad rates. Brand deals typically pay much more — an estimated ₹35.9K – ₹1.15 L per sponsored video.
What is Computerphile's net worth?
Net worth is speculative and includes income beyond YouTube. As a defensible proxy, Computerphile's 243.3M lifetime views translate to an estimated ₹1.7 Cr – ₹3.65 Cr in YouTube ad earnings to date — before brand deals, merchandise and other income.
How many subscribers does Computerphile have?
Computerphile has 2.6M subscribers and 243.3M total views across 928 videos.
How accurate are these Computerphile earnings estimates?
They use niche-specific ad rates (RPM) rather than one generic multiplier, so they're tighter than most tools. Real earnings vary with audience location, ad formats and seasonality. Growth tracking is recorded daily for real recent figures over time.
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