YouTube Engagement Rate Calculator

Your YouTube rate, against real benchmarks.

YouTube engagement rate = (likes + comments) / views x 100. For example, 400 likes, 100 comments on 10,000 views is a 5.00% engagement rate. The calculation runs in your browser and nothing is saved.

YouTube benchmarks

Tier Range What it means
Low under 1% Viewers are watching but not reacting.
Average 1% to 4% Normal for many channels, measured against views.
Good 4% to 8% Strong reaction relative to views.
Excellent over 8% Very engaged audience for the view count.

General 2025 benchmark ranges. YouTube engagement is usually measured against views, not subscribers, because a video's reach is not capped by the subscriber count.

Other platforms

Engagement rate 5.00%

Questions people ask

What is a good YouTube engagement rate?

Measured against views, 1 to 4 percent is average, 4 to 8 percent is good, and above 8 percent is excellent as a 2025 guideline. YouTube is usually measured per view rather than per subscriber.

How do you calculate YouTube engagement rate?

Add likes and comments on a video, divide by its view count, and multiply by 100. Using views rather than subscribers reflects how far the video actually reached.

Is my data saved?

No. Everything runs in your browser.