@RedPN
It's such a shame that Colton has to be fired again but I look forward to seeing him again in another 4 years.
@DJFIRESTONE92
This is shockingly transparent for a private company that has 0 obligation to disclose any of this.
@Secret_Pickle
Total BS, LTT goons came to my house to collect "taxes" last week. Threatened to whack a hockey puck at my computer if I didn't pay up.
@Animaniac-vd5st
NGL: That sponsor part was perfect: "we don't use it, but they want us to talk about it" How much more honesty can we hope for? Thumbs up to you and them.
@artyombeilis9075
Your reference to premium revenue was best YourTube premium subscription ad EVER. At least money goes to creators and you don't see ads!
@ihaveaquestion3234
I think you forgot to mention today's sponsor Odoo
@Wentyliasz
Confirmed LMG is a T-shirt company with a sidegig on Youtube
@ZacBuilds
2:33 Hey, that's me! ❤ thanks guys, pleasure working with you. Use my screw driver basically everyday and love it!
@karnige5804
this is the difference between a youtuber who just reacts to content all day and a real business. i applaud linus and yvonne. they built this from the ground up and are hard working ppl.
@25Dzone
7:56 imagine if you're new to LTT and Colton starts with "that's right, I still work here" - the amount of questions hahaha
@joshuaelliot4421
So, just some napkin math, FloatPlane at its peak had 41,000 subscribers. The video says they have gotten back to that number. If everyone is paying the $5 a month price and FloatPlane is 7.2% of LTT’s yearly revenue, then we can use those numbers to extrapolate. $5x41,000=$205,000.00 (FloatPlane Monthly revenue) $205,000x12=$2,460,000.00 (FloatPlane Yearly revenue) $2,460,000/7.2%=$34,166,666.67 (Possible LTT Yearly revenue) If these numbers are correct, I’d say they probably pull between $30-40M. Obviously that’s revenue. Revenue ≠ Profit
@spookyz6325
Very glad to see us YouTube premium members still contribute to LTT. Thank you for being so open!
@Scarcro
I‘d be interested in a reverse video. Where does all the money go? How much is salaries? How much is spent on materials for videos? How much for labs? Etc EDIT since people seem to misunderstand: I‘m not looking for any exact numbers on who earns what. I‘m just interested in percentages, how much of the income is used to pay salaries, similar to how this video was just „~7% of income comes from floatplane“ Looking for something like „50% of our income is going towards salaries, 25% to rent, 5% for video props“ or something like this
@EEVblog
Thanks for sharing, this is invaluable for creators and aspiring creators.
@DoubleATech
Elijah reminds me of Private from Madagascar, and I mean that in the most positive way
@danihek
I always knew that Elijah was key to making money
@StanVadenZA
Linus. The reality of it is that your a for profit, private company. You have absolutely ZERO responsibility to share any of this with us but we massively appreciate what you have shared thus far. The dollar amount is irrelevant to us. Keep up the amazing work and know that you're building trust with your viewers. Long live LTT
@RandyContello
as a premium user - THIS MAKES ME HAPPY now i know my endless wathcing of some channels - actually help the creators i like!
@JuanDiazPalma
This is the type of video was looking for. - How LTT works these days - How maintain the workflow - The Classic humor and sarcastic jokes from ltt team - Information to know and stand that workflow This is so Great! Thanks for brought us these kind of video guys
@ADGVLOGS