Free YouTube tools for creators: check, then estimate
smmozo has two free YouTube tools. The monetization checker compares your subscribers, public watch hours or Shorts views and account status with the YouTube Partner Program tiers. The earnings calculator turns your views and your own RPM into a monthly range in rupees. Both run in your browser, and neither can promise approval or income.
YouTube Monetization Checker
Enter subscribers, public watch hours, Shorts views and uploads. See whether you meet early access or full YPP, with a meter for each requirement and a list of what is missing.
Open the checker EarningsYouTube Earnings Calculator
Enter monthly views, the share that comes from Shorts and your own RPM for each format. Get a low, typical and high monthly estimate in rupees, with the formula shown.
Open the calculatorHow should you use these tools together?
- Run the monetization checker with the numbers from the Earn section of YouTube Studio to see which tier you are close to.
- Read the matching guide, for example YouTube monetization requirements in India, to close the gap.
- Once you are earning, copy your RPM from YouTube Studio into the earnings calculator to plan a realistic range.
- Want to understand the maths first? Read how much YouTubers earn in India.
Why are the smmozo tools built this way?
The checker uses only the thresholds YouTube publishes, and the calculator uses only the RPM you enter. We do not print an "average RPM" or an earnings promise, because those numbers vary too much by niche, audience country and format to be honest as a single figure. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Frequently asked questions
Are the smmozo tools free?
Yes. Both tools are free, need no sign-up and run in your browser. The numbers you type are not sent to smmozo or stored, and you can use them as often as you like.
What do the tools tell me, and what do they not?
The monetization checker compares your numbers with the published YouTube Partner Program thresholds. The earnings calculator turns your own RPM and views into a rupee range. Neither can see your channel or guarantee approval or income.
Which tool should I use first?
Start with the monetization checker if you are unsure whether you can apply. Use the earnings calculator once you know your RPM from YouTube Studio and want a rough monthly range.
Are the thresholds in the checker up to date?
They match the figures YouTube publishes as of 7 October 2026. From 1 February 2027 new applicants need 8,000 public watch hours or 20 million public Shorts views for full ad revenue, and the checker shows both sets. Confirm the numbers in YouTube Studio.
Can smmozo help if the checker says I am not eligible yet?
The free guides explain how to close each gap. If you want a second pair of eyes on your channel, the YouTube Monetization Service starts with an audit. No service can guarantee approval, because YouTube decides.
Want help with your channel?
The YouTube Monetization Service is ₹25,000 + GST, with a GST invoice for every payment. Pay by UPI once you pick the service, or ask us on WhatsApp first.
Approval, income and follower numbers are not guaranteed.