How Much Money Does My 10,000 Subscriber YouTube Channel Make???

How much money do YouTubers make? In this video, I'll be sharing experience as a motovlogger, a motorcycle vlogger, with a 10,000 subscriber YouTube channel.

We'll look at how much money my channel made in 2022, when I started the year with 5,000 subscribers and finished with 10,000 subscribers. We'll also be looking at what that works out to in dollars per hour, as every video takes about 6 hours on average.

All prices are being converted to US dollars to keep this as easy to understand for as many people as possible.

I'll be sharing my earnings from January to December, as well as how many views the channel got, how much I made, and how many new subscribers I gained each month.

We'll look at lessons learned along the way including what kind of videos did and didn't work well on my motovlog YouTube channel.

#motovlog #motovlogger #youtuberevenue

[JonsMotoGarage]

Strong work, bro! It's tough finding that balance between what you enjoy vs what youtube pushes/people watch. Your editing/video quality/content is top notch! Keep at it and you'll continue to see solid growth! 💯🤙

[EpicAdamMotovlogs]

I have just monetized and my latest video just reached 2500 views and it paid for the coffee I bought whilst I was filming it 😆

You're doing pretty well. I might make more videos

I loved your travel videos. I thought they were excellent.

[NobodyWhatsoever]

Alrighty, you've convinced me to find the first ever motorcycle video. Yes, it's tengential to any of your point in this, but I'm gonna go watch it now.

[RRRRefuelRideRace]

Well done. Enjoed. Just keep going. YT is not just something that would be easy to do. :)

[weimaraner]

Pro and con is definitely what I look for in a review, in case you need affirmation! Glad I found your channel. I'm subscribing.

[KrakensGarageandAdventures]

Ahahaha😂 the Big But tag! Great job breaking down what we do. I have thought about sharing my Financials with my viewers. I'm not sure folks care.

I'm so behind on everyone's content as we were on holiday. Keep up the great work, Adrian.

[jasonharley]

Great analysis, very informative, good luck for the future !

[thefoggytrekker]

Interesting video, thanks for your time and effort. It is definitely a labour of love. It is hard to build a brand. You provide great content and are doing great.

[jamesgamerguy]

Big respect for posting your Financials, I had wondered about how much moto vlogs made for a long time. Have you considered making more shorts on your highlights? It appears to be the biggest thing in subscriber increases lately, I've seen a few people hit over 1m just by re uploading thier tiktok footage

[parallelfinn]

Really appreciate the insight man thanks

[MarkRopel]

I've enjoyed A.'s work mostly on other sites, so I did subscribe here, late myself, it's your straight, "Matter of fact, " "Like it or not", delivery that I enjoy over the others. Jokes, you want jokes watch Leno.

[RoadReality]

Thanks for sharing! I've always wondered what a 10k sub channel made - you've done well IMO! You also most certainly crushed my numbers - more money, less hours. I just enjoy the hell out of the whole process and throw whatever I earn back into it in the form of new gear and software. Unless you're pulling in 6 figures from it, I think it's a labor of love and a hobby - and a way to capitalize on your creativity and free time, really.

[davidpeiffer]

Hi, just found your bike videos and I must say your content, delivery, and personality are outstanding. With your kind indulgence, I’d like to make a suggestion. While your diction and annunciation are excellent, sometimes your speech is so rapid I end up “rewinding” multiple times (could it be I’m getting old?) Aside from that I find your posts informative, constructive, and concise. Nicely done my friend.

[firet]

Fantastic video man. Keep up the good work but I do have a question

As you stated the winter months are slower and in December in particular you posted one video but in the summer time when things picked up wouldn't your audience go back to watch those older videos in the heavy traffic season and help increase your revenue stream through that half of the year if you kept the consistency up?

[jakerobertson]

Could you please do a video on changing the drum brake and changing the sparkplugs on the m50

[HarleysDinersRides]

Hey Adrian, thank you for sharing. What would happen if you put out more videos say 2 per week. Would that help you with new subs and watched vides??

[pocketlint]

I would absolutely take that deal. I'd take 6 weeks off of my $50 per hour job to make $16 per hour. Because I'd get to pour all my time into a 6 week self taught crash course in making youtube motovlog videos. Which is something I want to get into for fun anyway

[toslow]

Hey, what brake lite are you using to get the flashing bulb?

[BlackphoenixEntertainment]

I wouldn't be able to do that for 6 weeks and make that much money. Thats the problem with Youtube payouts and people are pretty set in their real life careers. It would take to much to even consider going fulltime on youtube, and then of course it never lasts. The rise and fall of Walterific is a perfect example. The dude is an amazon delivery driver now lol. but if you're young and just starting out, then that kind of money looks really good at first.

This platform is just going to be back to a hobby platform I think, it's just not sustainable for most people anymore.

[typeonemoto]

You asked at the end if we would take the $3600 for 6 weeks of work, or if we'd rather work our normal jobs. But I don't think that's how any newer content creators should be looking at this. You should be making videos because it's something you enjoy doing, rather than wanting this to become your job.