YouTube Subscriber Milestone Calculator

See how many subscribers the next milestones need and about how long each takes at your recent pace.

Net gain, from Studio.

28 matches Studio’s default.

Enter your subscribers and your recent gain to see the next milestones.

Good to know
  • For the pace, use net new subscribers over a recent period. In Studio, Analytics shows the subscribers gained for the last 28 days. Enter the gain and the number of days, or type the daily figure in directly.
  • The dates draw a straight line at that daily pace. Real growth is uneven, so far-off dates are a rough idea, not a forecast.
  • Creator Awards, such as the Silver Play Button at 100,000 subscribers, have their own rules and review. A subscriber count alone does not earn one. Check YouTube Help.
  • A subscriber milestone is not the same as Partner Program eligibility, which also needs watch hours. The Monetization Tracker covers both.

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About the Subscriber Milestone Calculator

?What the milestone calculator does

It lists the next round-number subscriber milestones above your current count and shows how many subscribers each one needs and about how long it takes at your recent daily gain.

The dates draw a straight line at that daily pace. Real growth is uneven, so treat far-off dates as a rough idea. Everything runs in your browser.

→How to find your next milestone in 3 steps

1

Enter your subscribers

Your current count.

2

Enter your recent gain

The net subscribers gained and the number of days, such as the last 28 days in Studio.

3

Read the table

For each of the next milestones you get what is still needed, the time at your pace and an approximate date.

✓What is in the tool

Next four milestones

From 100 up to 10 million subscribers.

Time at your pace

Days, months or years for each one.

Approximate dates

The date each milestone would fall on at the same pace.

Progress bar

How far you are between the last milestone and the next.

Copyable summary

The next milestone in one sentence.

Private

Nothing you type leaves your browser.

★Examples

1

The next milestone

3,400 subscribers, with 120 gained over 28 days.

Example:

That is 4.29 a day, so the 1,600 you need for 5,000 takes about 374 days.

2

A further milestone

The same channel and pace.

Example:

6,600 to reach 10,000 takes about 1,540 days, or about 4.2 years, which shows how much faster growth would have to be.

3

No recent gain entered

Only the subscriber count.

Example:

The table shows what is still needed for each milestone, without dates.

♥Limits to know about

✓

A line, not a forecast

Growth comes in bursts, so dates are a rough idea.

✓

Awards have rules

Creator Awards need more than a subscriber count, so check YouTube Help.

✓

Not monetization

The Monetization Tracker covers subscribers and watch hours together.

Frequently Asked Questions