Dana Travels
Your standing with YouTube
2 rules measured · 6 dates ahead · 2 YouTube emails · 4 YouTube changes, 4 for your channel
Your standing
Shorts pool pay will need 10M Shorts views every 90 days.
You: at least 0 Shorts views in the last 90 days (10M needed). YouTube hasn't defined "qualified".
- Our count adds up your top videos each day, so the real total can be higher.
New rule to stay monetized, from 1 Feb 2027.
You: 5 long-form in the last 90 days (2 needed). If you stopped uploading today, your uploads would fall below on 4 Dec.
- 5 long-form videos and 4 Shorts in the last 90 days (2 long-form or 5 Shorts needed).
- Watch hours over 365 days: not in yet (we're still reading your history).
- At least 0 Shorts views in the last 90 days (1 million needed), from your top videos each day; YouTube hasn't defined "qualified".
- Uploads
- 9 public in the last 90 days · 12 in the last 365 days
- Watch hours
- 31,500 in the last 365 days so far (we're still reading your history)
- Shorts views
- At least 0 in the last 90 days
- Strikes
- 0 copyright strike emails and 0 Community Guidelines emails in the last 90 days, from the YouTube emails you forward (since 6 Aug). YouTube Studio shows strikes as YouTube counts them.
Deadlines
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1 Octin 6 days
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22 Octin 27 days
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4 Decin 70 days
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31 Jan 2027in 128 days
- New rule to stay monetized, from 1 Feb 2027.YouTube's date1 Feb 2027in 129 days
- Shorts pool pay will need 10M Shorts views every 90 days.YouTube's date1 Feb 2027in 129 days
YouTube emails
- Copyright claimCopyright claim on your videorespond by 22 Oct22 Sep 08:22
- Copyright claimCopyright claim on your video16 Aug 08:22
YouTube changes
- Shorts over a minute with a copyright claim are no longer blocked automatically (from 24 Sep).Might touch 2 of your videosSource support.google.comseen 17 Sep
- Accept the Commerce Product Module in YouTube Studio by 31 Jan 2027.Touches youSource support.google.comseen 15 Sep
- Shorts pool pay will need 10M Shorts views every 90 days.Touches youSource support.google.comseen 15 Sep
- New rule to stay monetized, from 1 Feb 2027.Touches youSource support.google.comseen 15 Sep
Numbers come from your channel's data as we store it, not from YouTube's own verdict. Where YouTube hasn't defined a term (like "qualified" views), we show our raw count and say which count it is.