The level of performance needed to qualify for a bonus payment may differ between creators (based on audience location for example) and may change from month to month “due to fluctuations in audience location and the number of creators making Shorts,” YouTube says. The bonus payment amounts will be adjusted based on a channel’s total Shorts performance and their audience’s location. “We plan to expand eligibility to more countries/regions soon,” YouTube says.Īll of a creator’s YouTube Shorts videos will count toward their Shorts performance each month that they receive views (not just the month they were uploaded). Google says YouTube Shorts has quickly become a worldwide hit: The feature now generates more than 15 billion global daily views, up from 6.5 billion in March, Alphabet/Google CEO Sundar Pichai announced last week.įor now, only creators in 10 countries are eligible to receive YouTube Shorts Fund payments: the U.S., U.K., Brazil, India, Indonesia, Japan, Mexico, Nigeria, Russia and South Africa.
and other countries, latching onto the huge popularity of ByteDance’s TikTok app (which also has been copied in Instagram’s Reels and Snapchat’s Spotlight).
YouTube Shorts launched globally last month after earlier rollouts in the U.S.
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