Following that, YouTube will decide how to disburse the creator’s money. The cash will be distributed depending on a creator’s proportion of total Shorts views. So, if your films accounted for 5% of all qualifying Shorts views in your nation during the month of February, you would get 5% of the money in the fund, regardless of whether you utilised licenced music in your Shorts or not. YouTube then takes a 55% share of the remaining earnings, leaving you with 45 per cent. If you contributed $1,000 to the Creator Pool one month, you would get $450 after all was said and done.
