About EarnFacts
What online income really pays — real numbers, no hype.
Why this site exists
Most of what's written about making money online comes from someone with a course or a tool to sell, and the numbers tend to be the optimistic ones. EarnFacts is the opposite: honest, sourced data on what online-income models actually earn — including the part most guides skip, which is that most people earn very little and a small number earn a lot.
How I handle the numbers
- Every figure is sourced. If I can't link a number to where it came from, it doesn't go on the page.
- Scope is labeled. When data is for all of YouTube rather than faceless channels specifically, or is a vendor's estimate rather than a measured fact, I say so right next to the number.
- I show the whole distribution. The honest spread — most earn little, a few earn a lot — is the point, not a footnote.
- No income promises. Nothing here predicts what you'll earn. The figures describe what others have earned, with their limits attached.
How the site makes money
A few of the tools I recommend are affiliate partners, so I may earn a commission if you sign up through a link — at no extra cost to you. A commission never changes what I recommend or the order it appears in. See the affiliate disclosure for the full list.
Where it's headed
EarnFacts starts with one income model — faceless / automated YouTube — covered end to end. More models will follow, each researched and sourced the same way before it goes up.