Category
Top Food YouTube Creators
Explore the top Food creators on YouTube. This niche has an RPM multiplier of 0.9× — meaning Food content earns below the platform average per view.
Food YouTube Statistics
RPM Multiplier
0.9×
vs. platform average
Average RPM
$2.99
per 1,000 views (global)
Estimated CPM
$5.38
advertiser cost
Creators
2
in our database
Food Creators by Country
Top Food Creators
View allBinging with Babish
@BabishCulinaryUniverse
Cooking creator recreating iconic dishes from movies, TV shows, and video games.
FoodUnited StatesOuvrir le profil de Binging with BabishJoshua Weissman
@JoshuaWeissman
Chef and food creator making gourmet recreations of fast food and budget cooking guides.
FoodUnited StatesOuvrir le profil de Joshua Weissman
Food RPM by Country
How much Food creators earn per 1,000 views in different countries.
| Country | Long-form RPM | Shorts RPM |
|---|---|---|
| United States | $5.85 | $0.0760 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average RPM for Food YouTube channels?▾
The average RPM for Food channels is approximately $2.99 per 1,000 views globally. This varies significantly by country — US-based Food channels tend to earn $5.85/1,000 views, while channels in markets like India earn around $0.99/1,000 views.
How much do Food YouTubers make?▾
Food YouTubers' earnings depend on their monthly views, audience country, and content type. With an RPM multiplier of 0.9×, Food content earns below the platform average. A channel getting 1M views/month in the US could earn approximately $5850/month from ads alone.
What is the CPM for Food on YouTube?▾
The estimated CPM (what advertisers pay) for Food content averages around $5.38 per 1,000 impressions globally. CPM is approximately 1.8× the creator RPM because it includes YouTube's ~45% revenue share.
How much do Food Shorts earn?▾
YouTube Shorts in the Food niche earn significantly less per view than long-form content. The average Shorts RPM for Food is approximately $0.0411 per 1,000 views — roughly 1.4% of long-form RPM. Shorts monetize from a shared ad pool rather than per-video auctions.