What happens when a Youtuber gets demonetized?

YouTube Demonetization means that creators lose the ability to receive income from one video or even an entire channel. It’s actually very common and there are many reasons why this can occur, including the violation of copyright or video hosting rules or controversial content.

Does YouTube make money from demonetized videos?

Demonetization, which content creators often refer to as “Adpocalypse”, is the process where content creators are denied paid ads in their YouTube videos. Consequently, they’re denied revenue and their income on the video-hosting platform is reduced.

Does YouTube stop paying after a while?

After resuming monetization, will I get paid for the time my channel was paused? No. Paused monetization means that your channel will not earn money from the duration it has been paused and that ads won’t run on your videos.

What happened to my YouTube earnings?

Monthly estimated revenue is subject to adjustments due to invalid traffic, content ID claims and disputes, or certain ad campaign types (e.g. cost-per-day campaigns). If your monthly estimated revenue appears to be fluctuating, it may be due to those adjustments.

What is meant by demonetization?

Demonetization is the act of stripping a currency unit of its status as legal tender. It occurs whenever there is a change in national currency. The current form or forms of money is pulled from circulation and retired, often to be replaced with new notes or coins.

Why is my YouTube channel not monetized?

If your identity or PIN is not verified, your channel can’t monetize. Once you verify your identity or PIN, you can monetize. Sign in to your AdSense account to see whether you need to verify your identity or enter a PIN.

Can you lose money on YouTube?

YouTube will not automatically remove your channel’s access to monetization if it drops below the threshold. Channels will lose monetization if they violate any of the YouTube monetization policies, regardless of their watch hours and subscriber count.