A decade of Studio charts, ending with a $48,839 year
In a video published on 2 January 2026, Allie Ostrander opened her YouTube Studio year by year. The lifetime chart read $119,089.17 for 26 August 2015 to 30 December 2025 , and 2025 alone read $48,839.43 .
Published by Seokyoung Oh, publisher and data editor. Figures read by software from the creator's screen; each links to the moment it appears.
Figures read September 15, 2026. Page updated October 28, 2026.
How Much YouTube Actually Paid Me in 2025 || my exact income & analytics, published January 2, 2026. 249,407 views when collected. Timestamps on this page jump the player to the moment a figure appears.
- Largest channel-level figure on screen
- $119,089.17
- Estimated revenue, Aug 26, 2015 – Dec 30, 2025
21
figures on screen
8
cross-checked
6
open discrepancies
What stands out
The yearly charts step up every year on screen: $6,410.46 in 2021 , $8,902.25 in 2022 , $19,527.12 in 2023 , $35,533.63 in 2024 and $48,839.43 in 2025 .
The best and worst months of 2025 were four times apart: November read $10,149.18 on 4.6M views with 6 videos and 9 Shorts posted , September $2,391.38 on 1.9M views with 5 videos and 8 Shorts .
Long-form videos with 83K to 86K views each read $774.23 to $990.27 , and the 711.8K-view NCAA video read $6,657.48 . Dividing each card's revenue by its rounded view count gives about $9 to $12 per 1,000 views.
Shorts with 1.2M to 3.4M views read $245.54 to $356.53 . The revenue panels put Shorts at $0.40 and $0.24 per 1,000 engaged views , the measure Studio uses for Shorts, against $11.62 per 1,000 views for a long-form video ; the two are not the same measure.
Her own graphic splits the 2025 income into $43,244 from videos and $5,594 from Shorts ; a second graphic counts 69 videos, 177 Shorts and 39.5M views for the year .
Year by year
Estimated revenue from the yearly Studio charts shown on screen.
Table view
| Year | Estimated revenue | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 2021 | $6,410.46 | |
| 2022 | $8,902.25 | |
| 2023 | $19,527.12 | |
| 2024 | $35,533.63 | |
| 2025 | $48,839.43 |
Individual videos
The largest figure shown for each video, up to twelve videos. Per-1,000-view figures come from the same card or are worked out by dividing the card’s revenue by its rounded view count, so they are approximate.
I Won 3 NCAA Titles...But It Cost Me Everyt…
711.8K views, $9.35 per 1,000 views
$6,657.48
Can I Run a 5k PR at the Local Turkey Trot?
85.4K views, $11.60 per 1,000 views
$990.27
My Breaking Point as a Pro Runner
85.6K views, $10.18 per 1,000 views
$871.37
This Race Meant Everything | US 10k Cross C…
83.8K views, $9.66 per 1,000 views
$809.44
I Raced My First Half Marathon || overcomin…
83.4K views, $9.28 per 1,000 views
$774.23
runner struggles 😅
3.4M views, Short
$356.53
Can I run a 5k PR?
1.5M views, Short
$274.93
Can I run a 5k PR at the local Turkey trot?
1.2M views, Short
$245.54
Table view
| Video | Estimated revenue | Note |
|---|---|---|
| I Won 3 NCAA Titles...But It Cost Me Everyt… | $6,657.48 | 711.8K views, $9.35 per 1,000 views |
| Can I Run a 5k PR at the Local Turkey Trot? | $990.27 | 85.4K views, $11.60 per 1,000 views |
| My Breaking Point as a Pro Runner | $871.37 | 85.6K views, $10.18 per 1,000 views |
| This Race Meant Everything | US 10k Cross C… | $809.44 | 83.8K views, $9.66 per 1,000 views |
| I Raced My First Half Marathon || overcomin… | $774.23 | 83.4K views, $9.28 per 1,000 views |
| runner struggles 😅 | $356.53 | 3.4M views, Short |
| Can I run a 5k PR? | $274.93 | 1.5M views, Short |
| Can I run a 5k PR at the local Turkey trot? | $245.54 | 1.2M views, Short |
Long-form against Shorts
2025 YouTube income split (creator's own graphic, not a Studio screen)
2025 YouTube income
$43,244.00 long-form$5,594.00 Shorts
Read these figures with care
- Every revenue figure is YouTube Studio’s estimated revenue. Studio adjusts it at month end, and what AdSense pays can differ.
- “Cross-checked” means a second figure on the same screen, or an on-screen sum, agrees with the number (in two records across the site, a re-read of the same frame by eye, which confirms the reading rather than the figure). “Open discrepancy” means two on-screen figures disagree and the gap is left as shown. “Period inferred” means the screen printed no date range, so the dates were worked out from the chart axis and the video’s publish date.
- The per-video and per-Short cards show no date range, so their periods are inferred from each video's publish date and the day the screenshots were taken.
- The lifetime and yearly charts carry an open discrepancy: the yearly figures and the lifetime figure do not reconcile exactly, and the gap is left open rather than explained.
- Only a dollar sign appears on screen. The currency is recorded as USD because the creator is US-based: she races in US championships, and the video's location tag is Boulder.
- These are figures one creator chose to show. They say nothing about what another channel, or you, would earn.
Every figure, with its moment
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Channel totals
8 figures
Individual videos and Shorts
11 figures
The creator's own graphics
2 figures
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