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🔥 Monetized YouTube Channel for Sale - 18K Subs, High RPM Niche, Active & Growing 🔥

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Seller's description

What You Need to Know Before Buying

Hey there, I'm selling my monetized YouTube channel because I just don't have time to keep up with it anymore. This isn't some abandoned account—it's been active for 2 years, and it's making money every month. If you're looking for a youtube channel for sale that's ready to go, this is it.

Channel Details

  • Subscribers: 18,200 (organic, no bots)
  • Niche: Tech Reviews (gadgets, software, unboxings)
  • Monetized: Yes, through AdSense
  • YPP Eligible: Yes
  • Account Type: Brand Account (transferable)
  • Verified: No, but that's easy to get
  • Age: 24 months
  • Delivery Time: 2-3 business days after payment

What You're Getting

This channel has a solid 4.2% CTR and average views of 8K per video. Niche has high RPM (about $6-8). No copyright strikes, no community guideline warnings. Original owner (me) will hand over everything—login, email, the works.

Pricing

Base is $12 per 1K subs = $218.40. Add 40% since it's monetized = $305.76. Add 15% for YPP = $351.62. Rounded to $350. That's a steal for a channel that's already making cash.

How a YouTube channel changes hands

These are YouTube's and Google's rules, and they apply to every channel on Escrozon — whatever a listing says.

  • Ownership moves inside YouTube, not by password

    The seller adds your own Google account as an owner of the channel's Brand Account. You never need the seller's password or sign-in codes, and never share yours. Manager access alone is not ownership.

  • Primary ownership takes at least 7 days

    Google only lets you become primary owner after you have been an owner for seven days, so a full handover always takes at least a week. Keep the deal open, and do not confirm receipt, until that final step is done.

  • The seller's AdSense is not part of the sale

    AdSense ownership can't be transferred. If the channel is monetized, you link your own eligible AdSense account and check its monetization status — earnings after the handover are not guaranteed.

  • Figures on this page are the seller's

    Ask for a live YouTube Studio walkthrough of subscribers, views, revenue and strikes before you pay, and confirm receipt only once you are the primary owner.

Read the full guide to buying a YouTube channel

Account metrics

Stated by the seller and not checked by Escrozon. Ask to see them live before you pay.

Subscribers

18,200

MonetizedYesVerified badgeNoStatusSold
Channel Age
24 mo
Country
United States
Niche
Tech Reviews
YouTube Channel Type
Brand Account
Delivery Time
2-3 business days

Price

$450.00

Held in escrow during the handover

Sold
Seller price$450.00
Escrow fee (6%)$27.00
You pay$477.00

Funds held safely in escrow while you check the transfer. The seller is paid when you confirm receipt, or automatically 30 days after delivery starts if you have neither confirmed nor opened a dispute. If anything goes wrong, open a dispute and a moderator will intervene.

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About this listing

Frequently asked questions

Yes, the channel is fully monetized and YPP eligible, so you can start earning from ads immediately after transfer.

The channel has 18,200 organic subscribers with no bots, gained over 2 years of consistent tech review content.

It's in the Tech Reviews niche (gadgets, software, unboxings), which typically has high RPM due to valuable ad inventory and engaged viewers.

Yes, the original owner will transfer the Brand Account to you within 2-3 business days, including full access and ownership.

No, the channel has 0 copyright strikes and a clean record, ensuring a safe and compliant start for the new owner.

YouTube channel checklist

What is it worth? →

Two minutes of checks before you pay for a channel.

  1. 1Ask for a screen recording of Studio → AnalyticsStatic screenshots are trivial to fake; a continuous recording is not.
  2. 2Compare views against subscriber countA healthy channel sees views in a meaningful fraction of its subscribers. A huge gap usually means bought subs.
  3. 3Check RPM and the revenue date rangeRevenue shown for a cherry-picked good month tells you nothing about the year.
  4. 4Open the monetisation and policy pagesA strike or a monetisation warning transfers with the channel.
  5. 5Ask how much depends on one person on cameraA face-led channel loses its audience when the face leaves.
  6. 6Confirm the AdSense account is delinked before handoverRevenue landing in the seller's account after the sale is the most common post-transfer dispute.
Full guide: How to verify a YouTube channel before buying →

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