Who sponsors KarenBritChick?

KarenBritChick is sponsored by Urban Revivo, Quince, Pandora, Marshalls, Brooklinen and 7 more brands.

How many sponsors does KarenBritChick have?

KarenBritChick has 12 brand sponsors across 19 sponsored videos.

How much does KarenBritChick make on YouTube?

KarenBritChick is estimated to earn $1.1K–$2.9K a month, about $13K–$34K a year: $681–$2.0K from ads at 3.7 uploads a month and 61,288 average views, plus 4 sponsored videos detected in the last 12 months at an estimated $1.2K–$2.5K each. Estimates from tracked views and published rate benchmarks, not confirmed figures; memberships, affiliate links and merch are not included.

How much does KarenBritChick make from sponsorships?

Based on KarenBritChick's average of 61,288 views per video and typical Beauty & Fashion sponsorship rates of $20–$40 per 1,000 views, a sponsored integration is estimated at $1.2K–$2.5K per video. This is an estimate from tracked data, not a confirmed figure.

How much does KarenBritChick make per video?

KarenBritChick is estimated to earn $184–$552 in AdSense ad revenue per video (at typical Beauty & Fashion RPM of $3–$9 per 1,000 views), plus an estimated $1.2K–$2.5K when a video is sponsored. Estimates are derived from tracked view counts and industry benchmarks, not confirmed figures.

How many subscribers does KarenBritChick have?

KarenBritChick has 361,000 subscribers on YouTube in the Beauty & Fashion category.

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KarenBritChick

@karenbritchick361K subscribers61.3K average views12 sponsorsBeauty & Fashion

KarenBritChick Sponsors, Brand Deals & Estimated Earnings

KarenBritChick has published 19 sponsored videos with 12 brands tracked by SponsorRadar, most recently Valentino Beauty on September 11, 2026. The channel has 361K subscribers and a typical upload gets 61.3K views, which puts a sponsored video at an estimated $1.2K to $2.5K. Estimated income from ads and sponsorships is $1.1K to $2.9K a month.

Updated November 6, 2026

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$1.2K–$2.5K

Estimated sponsorship rate

per sponsored video

$184–$552

Estimated AdSense

per video

Tracked deals

12 distinct brands

Sep 11

Last deal

most recent detected

How much KarenBritChick makes on YouTube

Ad revenue from upload pace and average views, plus sponsorship income from the deals detected in the last 12 months. Estimates from public data and published benchmarks, shown as ranges, not rates set or confirmed by the creator.

$1.1K–$2.9K

Estimated income per month

$13K–$34K a year at this pace.

$681–$2.0K

Ad revenue per month

3.7 uploads a month at 61.3K average views.

$4.9K–$9.8K

Sponsorship income, 12 months

4 sponsored uploads detected.

31%

Share from sponsorships

Of the midpoint monthly estimate.

Ad revenueSponsorships

Full estimate with peers and a share link · How we estimate · Memberships, affiliate links and merch are not included.

Videos and estimated earnings

Lifetime views per upload with estimated AdSense and sponsorship value. Sponsored videos show the brand we detected.

Video	Views	Est. AdSense	Sponsor
November 2026
How To Make Fall Clothes Cooler 🍂Nov 6	21.7K	$65–$195	–
October 2026
Finally answering the question everyone asksOct 30	38.7K	$116–$349	–
PARIS HAUL!!! What I bought during Paris Fashion Week!!Oct 23	61.3K	$184–$552	–
I went alone to Paris for Loewe, Isabel Marant, Issey Miyake, Dries Van NotenOct 9	49.3K	$148–$444	–
A little vintage shopping & what came with me!!Oct 2	60.9K	$183–$548	–
September 2026
A DIFFERENT FALL HAUL \| What I bought for the season 🍂🍁Sep 25	66.8K	$200–$601	–

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Estimates, not actuals. AdSense is estimated from lifetime views at typical Beauty & Fashion RPM ($3–$9 per 1,000 views); sponsorship value from Beauty & Fashion 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.