YouTube Partner Program

The YouTube Partner Program is YouTube’s system for eligible creators to earn revenue from videos and access creator monetization features.

YouTube monetization: The ways creators earn money from content on YouTube. The Partner Program is YouTube’s framework for enabling several forms of creator monetization.
YouTube Shorts monetization: The system for sharing advertising revenue generated around eligible Shorts. The program includes a revenue-sharing model tailored to short-form videos.
YouTube Partner Program alternatives: Other services and business models creators use to earn income from online content. Creators can pursue sponsorships, subscriptions, or other platforms without joining this program.
YouTube advertiser-friendly content guidelines: YouTube rules defining content suitable for advertising and full ad monetization. A video can remain online yet receive limited ad revenue under these guidelines.
YouTube Partner Program eligibility: The channel and account requirements for joining the YouTube Partner Program. Eligibility determines which channels can apply and which monetization features they can access.
Super Chat: A paid YouTube feature that highlights messages during eligible live streams. It lets participating creators earn from viewer payments during live chats.
Patreon: A membership platform where supporters fund creators through recurring payments and other offerings. Unlike YouTube’s integrated program, Patreon centers on creator memberships and direct supporter payments.
YouTube demonetization: The removal or restriction of a video’s eligibility to earn revenue on YouTube. Monetization decisions can reduce earnings even for channels in the program.
YouTube Studio: YouTube’s dashboard for managing channels, videos, analytics, and monetization. Creators use its Earn section to check eligibility and manage monetization.
Super Stickers: Animated paid images viewers can send in eligible YouTube live chats. This fan-funding feature adds a visual alternative to paid chat messages.

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