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$10.3K Per Month YouTube Channel in the Finance Niche

YouTubeSoldFinancevia Empire Flippers
A one-page read: the numbers, the trend, valuation, and how to approach the owner.
Trend
growing +22%
Asking price
$207,144
Monthly net
$8,631
Multiple
2.0x
Estimated valuation vs comps

Asking 2.0x annual profit. Comparable YouTube businesses sell around 1.5x (1 to 2.3x, 219 comps). Priced 33% above the median.

Key facts
Monthly revenue
$10,311
Monthly expenses
$1,680
Monthly net profit
$8,631
Profit margin
+84%
Revenue trend
+11%
Monetization
YouTube, Other
Niche
Finance
Hours / week
12
Days on market
76
Business location
US

Summary

Launched in 2019 and acquired by the current owner in 2021, this YouTube channel operates in the finance niche, focusing on reviewing both popular and lesser-known methods for making money online. It publishes an average of 37 videos per month, supported by a consistent production schedule and a well-organized content workflow. The majority of traffic comes from YouTube Search—an indication of high viewer intent and sustainable organic reach. Revenue is generated through a mix of YouTube AdSense (59%) and brand deals or sponsorships (41%). The channel maintains healthy view diversification across its catalog, with the top-performing video accounting for just 1.5% of total views, reducing reliance on individual uploads. Content creation is handled by a small team of contractors: a host who records videos for $30 each and a video editor who charges $15 per video. The owner spends approximately 10–15 hours per week researching topics, managing brand deals, coordinating production through Trello, and creating thumbnails using a Photoshop template. This business offers buyers a scalable opportunity in the finance and online income niche, supported by diversified revenue streams, a loyal audience base, and a lean operational setup.

Reason for sale

The Seller would like to explore other opportunities.

Traffic, trend, size, and valuation figures here are estimates, not verified by the seller. Always do your own diligence before reaching out or making an offer.