Law&Crime Trials YouTube Stats
@lawandcrimetrials · United States · Joined Feb 22, 2019
Key stats
- Subscribers
- 1,010,000
- Total views
- 472,680,865
- Videos
- 7,300
- Average views per video
- 20,786
- Upload frequency
- 10.7 videos a day
- Subscribers gained (last 46 days)
- +54K
- Views gained (last 46 days)
- +56.6M
- Estimated monthly earnings
- $18.4K – $184.4K
Summary
Law&Crime Trials is a YouTube channel from the United States, with 1.01 million subscribers, 472.68 million total views and 7,300 videos as of October 13, 2026.
In the last 46 days it gained 54,000 subscribers and added 56.55 million views.
A typical recent video gets about 20,786 views.
It ranks #8,539 by subscribers among the 50,758 channels TubeGrade tracks, and #2,137 in the United States.
Its estimated YouTube ad revenue is $18.4K–$184.4K per month, based on 36.88 million monthly views at $0.50–$5.00 RPM.
At its current pace it would reach 2M subscribers in about 2.3 years.
Law&Crime Trials subscriber and view history
| Date | Subscribers | Change | Views | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| October 13, 2026 | 1,010,000 | +10K | 472,680,865 | +7.9M |
| October 3, 2026 | 1,000,000 | +44K | 464,797,186 | +48.7M |
| August 27, 2026 | 956,000 | +82K | 416,128,492 | +39.6M |
| July 24, 2026 | 874,000 | +15K | 376,537,410 | +11.8M |
| June 20, 2026 | 859,000 | — | 364,711,960 | — |
About Law&Crime Trials
Law & Crime is the leading multi-platform network that covers live court video, high-profile criminal trials, crazy crime, celebrity justice, and smart legal analysis. Created by TV’s top legal commentator and attorney, Dan Abrams, Law & Crime brings common sense written and video analysis to the often confusing and always intriguing world of the law. The network's team of journalists and lawyers provide real-time news updates along with live courtroom coverage of the most fascinating trials and legal stories. Watch the courtroom drama unfold live by tuning in at 9am ET each morning M-F.
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Law&Crime Trials — frequently asked questions
How many subscribers does Law&Crime Trials have?
Law&Crime Trials has 1.01 million subscribers (1,010,000) as of October 13, 2026. YouTube rounds public subscriber counts.
How many views does Law&Crime Trials have?
Law&Crime Trials has 472,680,865 total views across 7,300 videos.
How many subscribers did Law&Crime Trials gain in the last month?
Law&Crime Trials gained 54,000 subscribers and added 56.55 million views in the last 46 days, based on TubeGrade's tracking.
How much money does Law&Crime Trials make per month?
Law&Crime Trials's estimated YouTube ad revenue is $18.4K–$184.4K per month, from about 36.88 million monthly views at a typical $0.50–$5.00 RPM. It excludes sponsorships, memberships and merchandise.
How much does Law&Crime Trials make per video?
A typical Law&Crime Trials video gets about 20,786 views, which is roughly $10–$104 in estimated ad revenue per video.
When did Law&Crime Trials start their YouTube channel?
Law&Crime Trials joined YouTube on Feb 22, 2019.
Where is Law&Crime Trials from?
Law&Crime Trials's YouTube channel is based in the United States.
How often does Law&Crime Trials upload?
Law&Crime Trials uploads about 10.7 videos a day, based on its recent videos.
What is Law&Crime Trials's subscriber rank?
Law&Crime Trials ranks #8,539 by subscribers among the 50,758 YouTube channels TubeGrade tracks (#2,137 in the United States).
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