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Money

What does Veriaco charge?

20% of your revenue. There is no transfer fee, no account fee and no processing charge on top of it. A lower rate is possible for larger channels — ask, and you will be given the figure before you sign anything.

When is my money paid?

Google pays AdSense between the 21st and the 26th of the month following the one you earned it in. We settle with you within 3–7 working days of that. So revenue earned in January reaches you in the second half of February.

How can I be paid?

USDT, cash US dollars at one of our offices, international bank transfer, or your local currency. You choose per payout in the dashboard, and the rate is shown before you confirm.

How much does YouTube pay per view?

It depends on where your viewers are and what your channel is about — a specialised channel with viewers in high-value markets earns several times what a general channel earns from the same view count. As a rough figure, around $5 per 1,000 views is a reasonable expectation, but treat any single number with suspicion.

Does YouTube pay me everything advertisers spend?

No, and no network changes this: YouTube keeps 45% of ad revenue and pays out 55%. Every figure discussed here is your 55% share.

Your channel

Does my channel become Veriaco's property?

No. Ownership stays entirely with you. We take manager access so we can see the channel's financial state — nothing else — and you can remove that access yourself, from your own Google account, at any time.

What does a channel need to qualify?

YouTube's own thresholds: 1,000 subscribers plus 4,000 watch hours in the past 12 months, or 10 million Shorts views in the past 90 days. Beyond that, the channel is reviewed by us — content that breaks YouTube's policies cannot be monetized whatever its numbers say.

Is there any problem verifying a channel with Iranian details?

None has been reported. Creating a channel with an Iranian phone number and an email registered in Iran works, and it does not prevent the channel earning through AdSense. We cannot promise YouTube will never change this, but nothing suggests it is coming.

Could my earnings be blocked?

This is the right question to ask any network. Our answer: we limit how many channels share an AdSense account, so one channel's mistake cannot take the rest down. We monitor strikes continuously, and a channel that receives even one strike is removed from the account rather than watched. No channel we manage has had its revenue blocked.

I already have a copyright warning. Can I still work with you?

Possibly — it depends on what the warning is for and whether it can be resolved. Send us the channel and we will look. It is a conversation, not an automatic no.

Should my channel be personal or brand?

Brand, if you have a choice. A brand channel lets you grant access to managers and networks without ever sharing your password. A personal channel can be converted later, but the conversion is delicate and mistakes there can cost you videos and data.

Working with us

Do I have to sign a long contract?

No. There is no minimum term and no lock-in. If you want to leave, you tell us, we settle what you have earned, and access is returned.

What can I see in the dashboard?

Daily and monthly views, watch time, subscribers and estimated revenue for every channel you connect, refreshed nightly from YouTube itself; your balance; every payout with its status; your contracts; and a support desk where each request has a number and a history.

Why do recent days' revenue keep changing?

Because YouTube revises it. Estimated earnings move for days after the fact and only settle when the month closes. The dashboard shows what YouTube currently reports rather than freezing a number that would later be wrong.

Do you offer help beyond payouts?

Yes — consulting, channel management, promotion, Content ID and music copyright registration, and international payment services. They are separate; taking one does not require taking any other.

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