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YouTube sponsorship rate calculator

Most rate calculators quote US dollars. This one works in rupees. Sign in, enter your average views and a CPM range, and get a starting number to bring into a brand conversation.

₹150–₹600 per 1,000 views is a common starting range for Indian YouTube sponsorships, but real rates vary widely by niche, engagement, and exclusivity — adjust the CPM to a number you can justify. Your entries stay in this browser.

How the calculation works

Views times CPM, not a fixed number

Suggested rate = average views per video × CPM (₹ per 1,000 views) ÷ 1,000. The CPM range is yours to set — ₹150–₹600 is a common Indian starting point, but niche, engagement, and exclusivity move it a lot.

Based on

Average views

What a brand is actually paying to reach, not your subscriber count.

CPM is adjustable

You set the range

No calculator can know your real market rate. Adjust it to a number you can defend.

Privacy

Calculated in your browser

The values in this calculator are not submitted to Kolliq.

Questions creators ask

Is ₹150–₹600 CPM accurate for every niche?

No. It is a commonly cited starting range for Indian YouTube sponsorships, not a verified industry rate. Finance, tech, and business niches often command more; adjust the CPM fields to match what you can support with your own results.

Should I quote subscribers or views to a brand?

Lead with average views per video. Subscriber count matters for credibility, but brands are paying for reach, and views are the honest measure of reach on a recent, representative video.