Paste a channel
Handles, channel IDs, and legacy custom URLs are supported.
Free YouTube creator toolkitKnow the channel.
Know the channel.
Plan the growth.
Fast, transparent tools for checking public YouTube channel signals, estimating YPP eligibility, and modeling creator revenue—without an account.
Instant public-data analysisNo sign-upFree to use
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2 YPP tiersEligibility analysis
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$0Always free
Creator tools
Answers you can act on.
Skip spreadsheets and scattered searches. Start with the channel, then dig into the signals that matter.
Monetization Checker
Estimate whether any public channel meets the two YouTube Partner Program thresholds.
Check a channel →Earnings Calculator
Turn monthly views and niche RPM into a practical YouTube revenue range.
Estimate earnings →Channel ID Finder
Convert a handle or custom URL into its permanent YouTube channel ID.
Coming soonTag Extractor
Inspect the discoverability metadata attached to a public YouTube video.
Coming soonBuilt for clarity
Public data, useful context.
YouTube does not publish a channel’s actual YPP enrollment. YPPCheck analyzes the public signals it does provide, labels every estimate, and shows the thresholds behind the result.
Pull public stats
We securely request channel and recent-video data server-side.
Model eligibility
Subscribers, recent uploads, watch time, and Shorts views are compared.
Explore revenue
Adjust the RPM range to model potential monthly ad earnings.
Quick answers
Before you check a channel
Can you tell whether a YouTube channel is definitely monetized?
No public API reveals definitive YPP enrollment. YPPCheck estimates likely eligibility from public channel data and recent-video activity; only the channel owner can confirm status in YouTube Studio.
Is the checker free?
Yes. The monetization checker and earnings calculator are free and require no account.
Does seeing ads mean a channel is monetized?
No. YouTube may place ads on content from channels outside YPP, and rights holders can monetize claimed content.
What URLs are supported?
You can use a current handle URL, a permanent channel-ID URL, or a legacy custom channel URL.
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