Free Creator & Media Calculator Widgets
YouTube earnings, sponsorship rate, newsletter revenue, video bitrate and streaming bandwidth widgets - estimates with every assumption visible, never promises.
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Real creators & media widgets - exactly what your visitors would see.
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Who these are for
YouTubers, podcasters, newsletter writers, streamers and the agencies and blogs that serve them.
Common uses
- A sponsorship-rate estimate on a creator agency's pricing page
- A newsletter revenue model in a creator-economy guide
- A bitrate and file-size check in a video-production tutorial
How embedding works
Pick a widget, set the theme and size, copy one line of HTML and paste it into your page. It runs in its own frame, so it cannot clash with your site's styles, and it resizes itself if you use the loader.
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A low-to-high range of channel income per day, month and year from views and your own rates.
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A price range for a sponsored post or package from expected views, a rate per 1,000 and usage rights.
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Monthly sponsorship, paid-subscription and total income for an email newsletter, after platform fees.
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Solve file size, duration or total bitrate from the other two, with YouTube's upload bitrate table.
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Viewer egress in Mbps or Gbps, data per hour and per event, and the upload speed a streamer needs.
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Other widget categories
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- Finance
- Real Estate
- Business & Ecommerce
- Marketing
- Developer Tools
- SEO & Content
- Website & Security
- Electrical & Electronics
- Education & Math
- Time & Date
- Travel & Auto
- Health & Fitness
- Design
- QR & Generators
- Construction & DIY
- Solar & Energy
- HVAC & Climate
- Logistics & Shipping
- Manufacturing & Operations
- SaaS & Startups
- HR & Work
- Food & Restaurant
- Events & Weddings
- Pets
- Agriculture & Garden
- Networking & IT
- Business & Contact
- Announcements & Notices
- Page Components
How to add a widget
Open a widget, choose the theme, width and style, check the live preview, then copy the code. Paste it into an HTML or "Custom code" block on your site - step-by-step instructions for each platform.