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Finance YouTubers by the Numbers: 55 Channels Measured

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Finance is one of the best niches on YouTube for reaching an audience you already have. Across the 53 finance channels in our directory with enough recent uploads to measure, a typical long-form video earned views equal to 10.3% of the channel’s subscriber count on October 28, 2026, tied with tech for the highest median of the six niches we studied. Like rates run lower than in most niches, at 1.82%, and finance channels post often: a median of four long-form videos in 30 days.

Key findings

  • Median views per subscriber: 10.3%. Across all 309 channels in our study the median was 7.8%.
  • Median like rate: 1.82%, below the 2.11% study-wide median. Finance viewers watch more than they react.
  • 43 of 55 channels posted a long-form video in the last 30 days. 8 had not posted one in 90 days, and 5 not in a year.
  • Shorts barely work here. Shorts out-viewed long-form on only 4 of 37 finance channels; finance has the widest Shorts gap of any niche (details).
  • 50 of 825 recent long-form uploads (6.1%) disclosed a sponsor in the description, on 18 channels.

Horizontal bar chart of views per subscriber for the 12 biggest finance YouTube channels: Mark Tilbury 29.9%, warikoo 3.7%, Pranjal Kamra 3.0%, Iman Gadzhi 6.2%, CA Rachana Phadke Ranade 2.4%, Graham Stephan 10.0%, GaryVee 2.1%, Dan Lok 0.1%, Alex Hormozi 10.3%, Caleb Hammer 48.7%, Finance With Sharan 9.2%, Andrei Jikh 53.2%

Who reaches the most of their audience

Among channels that had posted a long-form video in the last 30 days, these had the highest views per subscriber:

ChannelSubscribersViews per subscriberLatest long-form upload
Patrick Boyle1.4M130.3%4 days ago
Andrei Jikh3.4M53.2%4 days ago
Wall Street Millennial371K51.0%today
Caleb Hammer4.0M48.7%today
How Money Works1.8M45.2%4 days ago

A ratio above 100%, as with Patrick Boyle, means his typical video is watched by more people than subscribe to the channel: search and recommendations bring in viewers well beyond the subscriber base. We profile him in Is Patrick Boyle for real?

Size is not reach

The chart above makes the point for the 12 biggest channels. Several large channels reach a small share of their subscribers per video, and two of the 53 sat under 1%. That is not evidence of fake subscribers on its own: audiences drift when a channel changes topic, language or format, and a subscriber count never shrinks when people stop watching. But it is the reason to ask any finance creator for recent views, not subscribers, before a sponsorship. Our guide to checking a YouTuber is still active shows how in five minutes.

Credentials are checkable in finance

Finance is the one niche where a creator’s claimed expertise can often be checked against an official register. Two examples from this list: The Money Guy Show’s hosts appear in the SEC’s adviser database, and Mark Tilbury’s business history is on the UK company register. If a finance creator says they manage money for clients in the US, search their name on the SEC’s adviser database.

The full table

Every finance channel in our directory, by subscriber count. “Median views per long-form video” and “views per subscriber” use uploads at least a week old; a dash means the channel had fewer than five such uploads in its latest 15.

#ChannelSubscribersMedian views per long-form videoViews per subscriberLike rateLatest long-form upload
1Mark Tilbury9.3M2.8M29.9%2.37%4 days ago
2warikoo7.2M267K3.7%0.93%today
3Pranjal Kamra6.5M193K3.0%1.06%4 days ago
4Iman Gadzhi6.3M389K6.2%3.04%today
5CA Rachana Phadke Ranade5.4M128K2.4%0.76%today
6Graham Stephan5.2M519K10.0%1.15%today
7GaryVee4.9M103K2.1%1.30%5 days ago
8Dan Lok4.9M6K0.1%4.10%84 days ago
9The Ramsey Show Highlights4.6M———today
10Alex Hormozi4.6M474K10.3%1.70%5 days ago
11Caleb Hammer4.0M2.0M48.7%0.99%today
12Finance With Sharan3.7M344K9.2%0.49%4 days ago
13Andrei Jikh3.4M1.8M53.2%2.24%4 days ago
14PBD Podcast3.0M559K18.7%1.69%1 day ago
15Economics Explained2.9M763K26.4%1.14%today
16Coin Bureau2.7M39K1.4%1.60%today
17Minority Mindset2.5M234K9.2%1.46%today
18Codie Sanchez2.3M216K9.5%2.16%3 days ago
19Humphrey Yang2.1M259K12.4%0.79%6 days ago
20Meet Kevin2.0M———today
21How Money Works1.8M795K45.2%2.28%4 days ago
22Garys Economics1.7M489K29.3%4.69%94 days ago
23Altcoin Daily1.7M95K5.8%2.56%today
24Biaheza1.6M917K58.4%2.79%137 days ago
25Patrick Boyle1.4M1.8M130.3%1.82%4 days ago
26The Financial Diet1.4M164K12.1%1.41%today
27Nate O’Brien1.3M144K11.2%3.37%889 days ago
28BiggerPockets1.3M37K2.9%1.03%today
29The Plain Bagel1.2M363K29.8%2.94%today
30Noah Kagan1.2M391K33.4%2.27%806 days ago
31I Will Teach You To Be Rich1.1M202K17.7%0.89%1 day ago
32The Table With AO1.1M33K2.9%2.15%today
33Kris Krohn1.1M3K0.3%0.78%13 days ago
34New Money1.1M203K18.3%1.85%3 days ago
35Rose Han1.1M248K22.8%3.90%104 days ago
36Marko - WhiteBoard Finance1.0M17K1.7%3.51%2 days ago
37The Swedish Investor1.0M66K6.5%2.93%488 days ago
38Whiteboard Crypto1.0M25K2.4%4.07%527 days ago
39Aswath Damodaran1.0M41K4.0%2.90%today
40Vincent Chan990K83K8.4%1.74%3 days ago
41Max Maher981K31K3.1%4.37%601 days ago
42My First Million968K53K5.5%0.98%today
43Financial Education953K163K17.1%3.93%1 day ago
44Ryan Scribner886K12K1.3%1.46%6 days ago
45Two Cents839K140K16.7%3.25%7 days ago
46Let’s Talk Money! with Joseph Hogue, CFA759K41K5.4%1.59%today
47The Money Guy Show708K170K24.0%0.98%2 days ago
48Our Rich Journey682K31K4.5%2.25%3 days ago
49Money & Macro679K270K39.7%2.83%8 days ago
50Ben Felix654K293K44.8%2.56%10 days ago
51George Kamel618K152K24.6%1.35%today
52Joseph Carlson512K158K30.9%2.80%77 days ago
53Erin Talks Money / Erin Moriarity444K105K23.7%1.67%today
54Wall Street Millennial371K189K51.0%1.79%today
55Bankless281K15K5.2%1.22%1 day ago

How we measured it

On October 28, 2026 we read two public YouTube sources for every channel: the subscriber count shown on the channel page, and YouTube’s own upload feed for the channel’s long-form videos (the “Videos” tab), which lists the 15 latest uploads with their view and like counts. Views per subscriber is the median view count of those uploads that were at least a week old, divided by subscribers. Like rate is likes divided by views, the median across the same videos. Views are lifetime-to-date, so a channel that posts rarely has older videos in its window, which have had longer to collect views; read the “latest upload” column alongside the ratio. Full method, caveats and the downloadable dataset: our study of 312 big YouTube channels.

The channel list is the Finance section of our creator directory, not every finance channel on YouTube. Each name links to its page on our free authenticity checker, which reads the channel’s public data and explains each signal; nothing in this table is an authenticity score.

Sources: YouTube channel pages and YouTube’s public upload feeds for each channel’s long-form videos, read October 28, 2026 (dataset, CSV; example feed).

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