Creators on YouTube don't need hundreds of thousands of subscribers ... creators must meet a threshold of 500 subscribers, three public uploads in the last 90 days, and either 3,000 watch hours ...

With the new policy, the YPP will be accessible to YouTube creators once they acquire 500 subscribers ... means that smaller creators will still need to expand their audience to profit from ...

Currently, YouTube creators need at least 1,000 subscribers along with either ... According to the new eligibility criteria under the YPP programme, creators will require minimum 500 subscribers on ...

YouTube has recently announced significant changes to its YouTube Partner Program (YPP), making it more accessible to smaller creators and introducing new monetization methods. The eligibility ...

the YPP will be open to creators once they reach 500 subscribers — half the number that YouTube previously had. Other benchmarks are changing, too: participating creators will need 3,000 valid ...

YouTube lowered eligibility requirements for Partner Program in 33 more countries. Creators now only need 500 subscribers to apply. New requirements give earlier access to monetization features.

You can unlock access to earn through YouTube’s channel memberships, on-platform shopping and chat features with just 500 subscribers. You’ll also need to have posted three uploads in the last ...

It can be very difficult to get a new YouTube channel off the ground. You post your latest web series episode or monologue and wait (and wait and wait) for the likes, comments, and subscribers to ...