YouTube Monetization Checker 2026 – Check Eligibility for Ads, Shorts & YPP

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Monetization Checker 2026

Check if your channel meets the new 2026 eligibility requirements & Content Safety.

1. Total Subscribers

2. Public Watch Hours (Last 365 Days)

3. Shorts Views (Last 90 Days)

4. Content Type Original Videos (Vlog/Edu/Gaming) Voice-over Explained Reaction / Commentary Mixed Content (Shorts + Long) Reused Clips (Movies/Songs) Shorts Only

5. Original Value Added? Yes No

6. Copyright Risk? No Yes

Analyzing Channel Data...

📊 YouTube Monetization Report (2026)

Not Eligible

Subscribers (Req: 1,000) 0 / 1,000

Watch Hours (Req: 4,000) 0 / 4,000

Shorts Views (Req: 10 Million) 0 / 10M

🛡️ Content Safety Status: Safe

💡 Recommendation: Keep uploading consistent content.

⏳ Est. Time to Eligibility: Calculating...

Analysis by Brijesh Chaturvedi

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About This Tool

This **YouTube Monetization Eligibility Checker (2026)** is designed to help creators track their progress towards the YouTube Partner Program (YPP). It calculates gaps in subscribers, watch hours, and Shorts views while also analyzing potential content risks like reused content or copyright strikes.

YouTube Monetization Rules (2026)

• Path 1 (Long Form): 1,000 Subscribers + 4,000 Public Watch Hours (Last 12 Months).
• Path 2 (Shorts): 1,000 Subscribers + 10 Million Shorts Views (Last 90 Days).
• Requirement: You must meet the Subscriber goal AND either the Watch Hour OR Shorts View goal.

Content Safety & Privacy Policy

Privacy: We respect your data. No channel data entered here is stored on our servers. All calculations happen locally in your browser.

Disclaimer: This tool provides an estimate. "Eligible" status on this tool does not guarantee YouTube approval. YouTube reviews channels manually for adherence to AdSense program policies, community guidelines, and copyright laws.

Why Monetization Gets Rejected?

• Reused Content: Uploading clips from movies, TV shows, or other creators without adding significant original value (commentary, editing).
• Repetitious Content: Mass-produced AI content or reading 3rd party text with computer voices.
• Copyright Strikes: Using licensed music or video without permission.

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