Sports Shorts YouTube Channel
YouTube channelThis sports and entertainment channel, watched mostly as Shorts, has passed 1 million subscribers and 2 billion views. Its videos rely on fair use of others' sports footage.
Ask $126K · Profit $59.9K · 2.1x · Empire Flippers
Nov 2
- Ask
- $126K
- Revenue
- $60.5K
- Profit
- $59.9K
- Margin
- 99%
- Multiple
- 2.1x
- Age
- 1 yr (Feb 2025)
- Label
- Small Growth Play
- Reason
- Small, growing and almost all profit, with a big audience that so far earns only from YouTube ads.
Why it's interesting
- Revenue and profit both rose 29% over the 10 months shown on the marketplace card, with 30-40 videos posted a month.
- Costs are close to zero, leaving a 99% margin, and the seller reports no copyright strikes to date.
What to watch
- The videos rely on fair use of sports footage the channel doesn't own; claims or strikes from leagues or broadcasters could demonetize videos or threaten the channel.
- All revenue comes from YouTube ads and most views come from Shorts, so swings in ad rates per view or in YouTube's ranking hit income directly.
- The owner sources and edits every video; the 99% margin likely excludes that labor, so a buyer would do the work or pay an editor, with only 30 days of support.
Who it fits
A short-form video editor, or someone ready to hire one, who understands fair use of sports footage and can keep up 30-40 uploads a month.
Ask the seller
- How many Content ID claims has the channel received, and what share of videos earn with no claim on them?
- How many hours does a month of sourcing and editing take, and what would a freelance editor charge to replace you?
- What share of revenue comes from Shorts versus longer videos, and how has the ad rate per view moved this year?
Growth plays
- Sell sponsor mentions to sports apparel brands or fantasy-sports apps, since the channel earns nothing beyond YouTube ads today.
- Grow the existing long-form side with weekly compilations of the best-performing Shorts, which likely pay more per view than Shorts.
Nov 2Added to Acumen Wire