About Earnoscope: who we are

Last updated: 2026-10-13

Earnoscope is a free site that shows estimated creator earnings on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Twitch and Spotify in one place. The name blends *earn* and *scope*: we want to make invisible earnings visible. The site launched on 24 September 2026 and runs in English and Turkish.

Who runs the site

Earnoscope was founded and is run by Mustafa Güney, who is also its editor: he compiles the rate table, writes the calculation formulas, writes the guides and checks every fact in them against primary sources (platform help centres, official blogs and government publications) before publishing. The site is produced in Istanbul, Türkiye. Data controller details are in our privacy policy.

Why this site exists

Search "how much does this YouTuber make" and you usually get one number with no source. Those figures rarely say which rate they used, and many apply US rates to every country. In reality, a channel's earnings per 1,000 views vary several-fold by audience country and niche; TikTok's per-view programme is open only in some countries; tax rules differ everywhere. Earnoscope was built to account for those differences and to show exactly how every number is reached.

What we do differently

  • We give a range, not a single number, because real income varies several-fold even within one niche.
  • Under every result we show the formula and the rates we used, with sources and dates.
  • We take local markets seriously: currencies, audience country rates, tax and platform availability.
  • Values without a direct source are clearly marked "Earnoscope estimate".
  • No sign-up required, everything is free.

Where the numbers come from

Channel data (subscribers, views, recent uploads) comes from public YouTube Data API figures, Spotify monthly listeners from an artist's public Spotify page, and exchange rates daily from European Central Bank data. Revenue rates (RPM, fees per follower, pay per stream) are compiled from public industry sources; which value comes from which source is listed row by row on our methodology page. We have no access to any platform's internal data and do not know channels' real earnings, so every figure is an estimate.

How the site is funded

Earnoscope is free and charges users nothing. We plan to cover costs with advertising, shown only in line with your cookie choice and in spaces clearly separated from content. Advertisers and platforms have no say over our content, rates or rankings. We don't publish sponsored content; if we ever do, it will be labelled "sponsored".

How we correct mistakes

Platform rules and rates change often. If you spot a figure that is outdated or wrong, write to us via the contact page or at info@earnoscope.com. We check valid corrections against a source, usually update the page within a few days and change its "last updated" date. Significant corrections are noted inside the guide. If you want a page about your channel removed, use the form on the same page.

Earnoscope is not affiliated with or endorsed by YouTube, Google, Instagram, Meta, TikTok, Twitch or Spotify. Figures are estimates, not official revenue data, and are not financial or tax advice.