Bingung sama Syarat Monetisasi SHORTS⁉️ INI PENJELASANNYA

Summary

In this video, the host addresses common questions from beginner YouTubers about monetizing YouTube Shorts, particularly the 10 million views within 90 days requirement. He explains that if this target isn't met, creators don't have to start over; instead, the views from the last three months are still counted toward the goal. He also clarifies the difference between 10 million and 3 million views, with 10 million enabling ad revenue and 3 million only allowing income from Super Thanks and subscriptions. Consistent uploads and content improvement are key to reaching monetization goals.

Takeaways

• 😀 YouTube Shorts monetization requires 1,000 subscribers and 10 million views within 90 days for ad revenue or 3 million views for Super Thanks/subscription revenue.
• 😀 If you don't hit 10 million views within 90 days, you don't need to start over from scratch—only views within the last 90 days count.
• 😀 Views older than 90 days are discarded, but recent views still contribute to meeting the target.
• 😀 For example, if you have views from January, February, and March, only February and March views will count once April begins.
• 😀 The 90-day window for monetization is rolling, meaning the oldest views drop off as new views are added.
• 😀 Hitting 10 million views allows you to earn money from ads, while 3 million views only grants revenue through Super Thanks and subscriptions.
• 😀 You don’t need to restart your progress if you don’t reach the view target in the first 90 days—just keep uploading.
• 😀 Consistency in uploading videos and improving content quality will help you get closer to meeting monetization requirements.
• 😀 Don’t worry if you don’t hit 10 million views in the first 90 days—focus on building momentum with new videos.
• 😀 A steady flow of new content is key to meeting YouTube Shorts’ monetization criteria, even if older videos fall off the 90-day window.

Q & A

What are the requirements for monetizing YouTube Shorts?

To monetize YouTube Shorts, you must achieve either 10 million views or 3 million views within 90 days (3 months).

Can you still monetize YouTube Shorts with 3 million views within 90 days?

Yes, you can still monetize with 3 million views within 90 days, but only through features like Super Thanks or subscriptions, not through ad revenue.

What happens if you don't reach the 10 million or 3 million views within 90 days?

If the target isn't reached within 90 days, you don’t need to start over. Views from the past 90 days still count, but older views (beyond 90 days) won't be considered.

If I miss the target in one 90-day period, do I need to start from scratch?

No, you don’t need to start from scratch. The last 90 days of views will continue to be counted for the next period, and any new videos will contribute to meeting the target.

Do views from older videos get counted after 90 days?

No, views from videos older than 90 days are forfeited and no longer count towards the monetization requirements.

How does the 90-day period work for YouTube Shorts monetization?

The 90-day period works based on the most recent 3 months. For example, in April, views from January would be forfeited, but views from February and March would still count.

What’s the difference between 10 million views and 3 million views for monetization?

With 10 million views, you can earn ad revenue. With 3 million views, you can only earn from features like Super Thanks or subscriptions, not from ads.

Can I still get monetized if I only reach 3 million views within 90 days?

Yes, reaching 3 million views within 90 days will allow monetization through Super Thanks and subscriptions, but you won’t earn revenue from ads.

Is the total of 10 million views necessary for all videos in the 90-day period?

No, the total of 10 million views doesn't need to come from all videos, but the views must be accumulated across all uploaded Shorts within the 90-day window.

What should I do if my views are not increasing to meet the 10 million target?

Keep uploading new videos consistently, focusing on improving content quality. Even if the target isn't met, new videos will help accumulate views for the next 90-day period.