Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you can. Many creators  upload content on both platforms to maximize their audience and revenue generation.

Whether Rumble is better than YouTube for making money depends on your content and audience. Rumble can offer higher revenue for certain types of content, but YouTube has a larger viewer base.

Rumble’s pay per 1000 views varies based on several factors, including the type of content and monetization strategy. While there’s no fixed rate, as earnings depend on ads, views, and licensing deals, it often ranges from $2 to $10 per 1,000 views.

Getting monetized on Rumble can be quick, often taking just a few days to get approval once you join the Partner Program.

Original, engaging, and high-quality videos tend to make money on Rumble. Content that resonates with a broad audience or caters to specific niches also performs well.

The amount of money you can make on Rumble varies widely based on content type, viewership, and monetization strategy. More importantly, you can earn up to 60% or more of the revenue generated from your videos.

There is no set number of views needed to earn money on Rumble, as earnings depend on various factors, including content quality, viewer engagement, and chosen monetization options.