Sponsorship rates

YouTube Finance Sponsorship Rates in 2025

Finance YouTubers consistently command the highest sponsorship rates on the platform, yet most still undercharge because they have no reliable benchmark. The figures below come from real deals logged anonymously by finance YouTube creators on Comped. Every row is a verified submission. Median rates range from $500 for nano channels to over $45,000 for creators with more than one million subscribers. Use these figures as a floor, not a ceiling, for your next brand conversation.

65 deals in this dataset, sourced from public creator disclosures and verified submissions
Audience sizeMedian rate (USD)Lower 25%Upper 25%Typical paymentGifted deals
1K – 10K$636$495$75029 days0%
10K – 50K$4,501$3,456$5,25238 days8%
50K – 100K$5,578$4,922$8,38745 days11%
100K – 500K$21,112$12,530$30,46254 days0%
500K – 1M$41,211$32,976$46,81368 days0%
1M+$157,830$118,981$199,32275 days0%

Rates for Indian creators (₹)

Indian creators typically earn 5–10× less than US counterparts at the same follower count. These INR ranges are estimated benchmarks based on published creator economy research for the Indian market. They are not drawn from logged deals on Comped.

Audience sizeTypical INR range
1K – 10K₹5,000 – ₹15,000
10K – 50K₹15,000 – ₹70,000
50K – 100K₹70,000 – ₹2,00,000
100K – 500K₹2,00,000 – ₹6,00,000
How these rates are calculated: Every figure comes from deals logged anonymously by real creators on Comped. A segment needs at least five verified deals before a benchmark appears. Deals are reviewed for outliers before being approved.

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