How much does The Coding Train make per 1,000 views?

An estimated $2.40 per 1,000 long-form views (its RPM), most likely between $0.37 and $10.98.

How much does The Coding Train make per video?

An average The Coding Train video gets about 103.5K views, which at $2.40 RPM is roughly $249 in ad earnings.

Is The Coding Train monetized?

Yes. The Coding Train was monetized as of Nov 10, 2026, so it earns from ads on its videos.

How are The Coding Train's earnings estimated?

Nexlev multiplies the channel's recent long-form views by an RPM predicted from its audience: their countries, age and niche. The result is a range, because real RPMs vary with season, ad formats and how long viewers watch.

Do these earnings include sponsorships?

No. They are estimated YouTube ad earnings only, from a long-form RPM. Sponsorships, merchandise and memberships are not included, and channels that post mostly Shorts earn less than this.

The Coding TrainMonetized

@TheCodingTrain

1.8M subscribers
1.3K videos
133.6M views
United States
Joined Jul 3, 2006

All aboard! The Coding Train is on its way with creative coding video tutorials on subjects ranging from the basics of programming languages like JavaScript to algorithmic art, machine learning, simulation, generative poetry, and more. Choo choo!

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How much does The Coding Train make?

Q: How much has The Coding Train made in total?

About $320.6K in YouTube ad revenue over the channel's lifetime, most likely between $49.4K and $1.5M, from 133.6M views.

Estimated YouTube ad earnings for The Coding Train, from its views and Nexlev's RPM model.

Nexlev estimates The Coding Train earned about $440.5 from YouTube ads between Oct 12, 2026 and Nov 11, 2026, at an RPM of $2.40. Its lifetime ad earnings are about $320.6K.

Data updated Nov 11, 2026

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Estimated earnings$441183.6K views at $2.40 RPM, at this channel's recent daily average

Based on views from Oct 12, 2026 to Nov 11, 2026. Estimated YouTube ad earnings only, from a long-form RPM. Channels that post mostly Shorts earn less than this.

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The Coding Train earnings FAQ

How much does The Coding Train make on YouTube?

Nexlev estimates The Coding Train earned about $440.5 from YouTube ads between Oct 12, 2026 and Nov 11, 2026, most likely between $67.9 and $2.0K.

How much does The Coding Train make a year?

At its current pace, about $5.3K a year from YouTube ads, most likely between $815.0 and $24.2K. This is last month's estimate times 12.

How much does The Coding Train make per day?

About $14.68 a day from YouTube ads, averaged over the 30 days between Oct 12, 2026 and Nov 11, 2026.

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