How much are you leaving on the table?
Ads pay you a few dollars per thousand views. Clients pay you thousands. Answer five questions and see what YouTube could bring your business every month, and where the money leaks out right now.
What do you sell?
The thing people pay you for.
What does one client pay you?
Your main offer. If you are not selling yet, pick what you would charge.
What does your business make per month now?
Revenue, roughly. Nobody sees this but the calculator.
How many views do you get per month?
YouTube and Instagram together, in a normal month.
Where do most of your clients come from?
Be honest. This is where the leaks show up.
Calculating what your views are worth
- Matching your price to how buyers behave at that price
- Projecting a channel built to bring in clients
- Comparing it with what you capture today
- Finding where your clients leak out
You're leaving about
per month on the table.
Same views, three ways to get paid
Client Score
Where your clients leak out
Your next step
You're exactly who we build channels for.
A business at your level with a price like yours does not need more views first. It needs the views pointed at the offer. On a 30 minute call we map your first three videos and the path from video to booked call.
Your full plan
Get the plan to close the gap
The first three videos to make for your offer, the 30 day rollout, and the one fix for your biggest leak. Free.
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Build it with people doing the same.
Uncopyable is our free community. The full system, teardowns of real channels, and feedback on your videos. Copy the system. Nobody can copy you.
How the math works
We use your price and your monthly views. When views are low, we project a focused channel at 20,000 views a month, which a channel built around one offer can reach. Built for clients: views × reach-out rate × close rate × price. For offers of $1,000 and up we use 0.2% of viewers reaching out and 10% of those buying. Under $1,000 people buy without a call, so we use a direct buy rate of 0.15% (from $300) or 0.25% (under $300). YouTube ads: views ÷ 1,000 × $6, an average RPM, and only once you're in the Partner Program. What you capture now is an estimate based on where your clients come from today.
It's math, not a promise. Real numbers depend on your offer, your niche and how good the videos are.