Grammar Girl has published 1 sponsored video with 1 brand tracked by SponsorRadar, most recently Draftsmith on June 5, 2025. The channel has 55.8K subscribers and a typical upload gets 823 views, which puts a sponsored video at an estimated $16 to $33. Estimated income from ads and sponsorships is $42 to $100 a month.
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| Video | Views | Sponsor | |
|---|---|---|---|
| October 2026 | |||
 Why your college essay doesn’t need an extraordinary storyOct 15 | 261 | $2–$4 | – |
 Is this weird phrase even grammatically correct?Oct 13 | 606 | $4–$9 | – |
 Famous quotes you've been getting WRONGOct 8 | 405 | $2–$6 | – |
 Is it 'try to' or 'try and'?Oct 6 | 709 | $4–$11 | – |
 'Rizz,' 'lost in the sauce,' and Dictionary.com's newest wordsOct 1 | 816 | $5–$12 | – |
| September 2026 | |||
 Why are ships called 'she'?Sep 29 | 895 | $5–$13 | – |
 Grammarpalooza Game Show!Sep 25 | 891 | $5–$13 | – |
 Mapping America's regional vocabulary and the Linguistic Atlas ProjectSep 24 | 822 | $5–$12 | – |
 How often do you use 'the'? Meet Zipf's lawSep 22 | 842 | $5–$13 | – |
 Min-maxxing, looksmaxxing, and Nixon-maxxingSep 17 | 1.4K | $9–$21 | – |
 Why do pirates say 'Arr'?Sep 15 | 824 | $5–$12 | – |
 The ERRORS in AI writing that are hiding in plain sightSep 10 | 1.7K | $10–$26 | – |
 Why do we use a weird voice to talk to DOGS?Sep 8 | 610 | $4–$9 | – |
 How did we go from NO SPACES between words to the INTERROBANG‽Sep 3 | 1.2K | $7–$19 | – |
 Why do so many last names sound like jobs?Sep 1 | 633 | $4–$9 | – |
Estimates, not actuals. AdSense is estimated from lifetime views at typical Education RPM ($6–$15 per 1,000 views); sponsorship value from Education sponsorship CPM benchmarks ($20–$40 per 1,000 views, reviewed July 2026). Sponsor detections come from video content and are deduced from evidence, not confirmed by the channel or brand.
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Grammar Girl is a YouTube channel based in US with 55,800 subscribers. Grammar Girl's top sponsor is Draftsmith who sponsored 1 video. Grammar Girl has worked with 1 distinct brands, including major partners like Draftsmith.
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