Sesame Street

How much does Sesame Street make?

@sesamestreetEntertainment and vlogs · US#66 by subscribers · Global#37 by est. revenue · Global
Subscribers
30.5M
Views, last 30 days
213.7M
Videos
4,154
Country
United States
Estimated monthly earnings · @sesamestreetEntertainment and vlogs · US

$130,000–$454,000

per month
Ads$127,000–$445,000
Shorts$2,600–$8,650
Yearly
$1.6M–$5.4M
Per video
$10,900–$38,000

Subscriber history

+200K subscribers since Sep 23, 2026.

Long-form vs Shorts views (30 days)

Long-form videos127.2M
Shorts (3 min or less)86.5M

Total views are measured from the channel's daily view count over the last 28 days. The long-form/Shorts split is estimated from views on the latest 50 uploads.

Daily stats

DateSubscribersViewsEst. revenue
Nov 9+100K+7.2M$4,430–$15,500
Nov 80+7.9M$4,810–$16,800
Nov 70+6.7M$4,110–$14,400
Nov 60+6.1M$3,740–$13,100
Nov 50+6.1M$3,730–$13,000
Nov 40+6.1M$3,750–$13,100
Nov 30+6M$3,690–$12,900
Nov 20+7M$4,280–$15,000
Nov 10+6.9M$4,200–$14,700
Oct 310+10.1M$6,200–$21,700
Oct 300+3.1M$1,900–$6,640
Oct 290+7.4M$4,530–$15,900
Oct 280+6.3M$3,850–$13,500
Oct 270+8.9M$5,440–$19,000

Daily changes in YouTube's public counters. YouTube rounds subscriber counts, so small channels can show 0 for days. Revenue is an estimate from that day's views and our rate table.

Latest upload

Building Ramps for the Chicken Race with the Mecha Builders 🐔 🏎️ | Sesame Street Full Episodes

0.1x 29.5K views in 2 days, against a median of 480K for the channel's previous long-form videos.

The multiplier compares the latest upload with the median of up to 15 previous uploads of the same format. A new video is still collecting views, so a low number in the first days is normal.

Sesame Street earnings in detail

Sesame Street earns an estimated $130K–$454K per month from YouTube ads, or $1.6M–$5.4M per year. The estimate is based on about 127.2M monthly long-form views and an RPM of $1–$3.5 per 1,000 views for Entertainment and vlogs (United States rates).

Shorts bring in about 86.5M more views a month. Shorts pay far less per view, so they are calculated with a separate, lower Shorts RPM and included in the total.

The channel uploads about 11.7 videos per month, so each new video brings in roughly $10,900–$38,000 from ads.

Sesame Street has 30.5M subscribers, 31.6B total views and 4,154 videos.

The channel falls in the Entertainment and vlogs category, where advertiser demand sets the RPM. See Entertainment and vlogs RPM rates →

Sponsorships, memberships, Super Thanks, merchandise and other income are not included. The real total is often higher than ad revenue alone.

How we calculated
monthly = views × RPM ÷ 1,000 (+ Shorts views × Shorts RPM ÷ 1,000)

The formula lives in code, the rates in our database. Rates used for this result:

RateRangeSourceDate
RPM · Entertainment and vlogs · United States1–3.5 USDMilX + VloggingPro — entertainment/vlog/lifestyle RPM 2026 (blended)2026-09-23
Shorts RPM · United States0.03–0.1 USDEarnoscope estimate2026-09-23

FX: $1 = ₺50.138 (2026-11-09)

Data: YouTube Data API · Updated: November 9, 2026

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Sesame Street make per month?

Sesame Street earns an estimated $130K–$454K per month from YouTube ads, or $1.6M–$5.4M per year. The estimate is based on about 127.2M monthly long-form views and an RPM of $1–$3.5 per 1,000 views for Entertainment and vlogs (United States rates).

How much does Sesame Street make per video?

The channel uploads about 11.7 videos per month, so each new video brings in roughly $10,900–$38,000 from ads.

How many subscribers does Sesame Street have?

Sesame Street has 30.5M subscribers and 31.6B total views across 4,154 videos.

Are these Sesame Street earnings official?

No. These are estimates from public statistics and average RPM ranges. Only the channel owner can see actual revenue in YouTube Studio.

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