article_snippet.sent: According to YouTube's updated Partner Program Terms, YouTube will pay creators 55% of the total net revenues from subscription fees – the same percentage associated with advertising revenues.
article_snippet.sent: 'YouTube will pay you 55% of the total net revenues recognized by YouTube from subscription fees that are attributable to the monthly views or watchtime of your Content as a percentage of the monthly views or watchtime of all or a subset of participating content in the relevant subscription offering (as determined by YouTube),' YouTube says. '
article_snippet.sent: If your Content is included in and viewed by a user in multiple subscription offerings, YouTube will pay you based on the subscription offering with the highest amount of net revenues recognized by YouTube, as calculated by YouTube.'
article_snippet.sent: In May last year, YouTube launched a paid-for subscription service that charged users from 79p (99 cents) a month to watch videos on specialist channels, such as Comedy.
article_snippet.sent: Individual channels charge more for a subscription if Individual channels choose to, and the majority of UK subscriptions charge £1.49 ($2.50) a month.
article_snippet.sent: Over 50 channels were launched as subscription-only, but not all paid-for channels can be subscribed to in the UK - namely Jim Henson Family TV, and National Geographic Kids.
article_snippet.sent: The revenue split between YouTube and the channel producers and musicians is expected to be similar to the 45-55 split that YouTube currently has with advertising revenue.
article_snippet.sent: In May last year, YouTube launched a paid-for subscription service that charged users from 79p a month to watch videos on specialist channels, such as Comedy.