How much do Ring Doorbell Camera Footage YouTube channels make?

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Browse Crime & Justice YouTube niches, compare earnings across the Niche Finder analytics hub, or review the top channels below. We track 6 channels in Ring Doorbell Camera Footage; this page highlights the highest-view examples.

Doorbell Vision

123K subscribers · about 22 uploads a month

~$3M total earned est.$1.6M to $4.4M all time157.3M views

ToNuS

8.6K subscribers · about 11 uploads a month

~$40.1K total earned est.$21.1K to $59.1K all time2.1M views

Busted News

5.3K subscribers · about 2 uploads a month

~$33.8K total earned est.$17.8K to $49.8K all time1.8M views

BlueCamBureau

5.1K subscribers · about 4 uploads a month

~$14.6K total earned est.$7.7K to $21.5K all time768.2K views

6 total Ring Doorbell Camera Footage YouTube channels tracked

Top Ring Doorbell Camera Footage videos usually run about 14 to 24 minutes and earn an estimated $1.4K to $4K per video, which works out to $21.6K to $60.6K a month if you post at this niche's typical pace of 15 videos a month. The best ones below pulled in far more views than their channels had subscribers, the clearest sign a brand new channel can still land a hit here.

The strongest recent example is “Top 10 Most Scariest Doorbell Camera Moments Ever Recorded”, which reached 9.4M views from a 78.8K subscriber channel. Channels in Crime & Justice often post about new video every 2 days, so consistency matters as much as one viral upload.

Last updated

Jun 11, 2026

Data source

Public YouTube discovery

Built from publicly available channels and videos matched to this niche.

Confidence

Confidence is highest when a niche has many long-form breakout videos with known subscriber counts. Percentile ranges are precomputed from the analyzed sample; thin niches may show wider ranges or missing percentiles.

• We take a video's public view count and estimate how much ad revenue it earned, using a typical pay-per-view rate for this niche. The result is a range (low to high).
• A channel's total estimated earnings are the sum of all its individual video estimates, across the channel's entire history.
• These estimates assume all views earned ad revenue. In reality many channels have not turned on ads, so real earnings are usually lower.
• Actual earnings depend on the creator's monetization status, audience location, ad formats, sponsorships, and more.
• Verified data comes from visible YouTube channel pages and video listings. Estimated data is filled in from related channels when direct info was not available.
• Data is independently sourced from public information. NoodleTomato is not affiliated with or endorsed by YouTube.

Read the full methodology on the Niche Finder methodology page.