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Changes to YouTube Partner Programme terms: New YouTube Partner Programme terms must be accepted by 10 July 2023 to continue monetising on YouTube. Partners also need to accept new terms to begin earning Shorts ad revenue starting as early as 1 February 2023, or on the date accepted. Introducing Modules We've restructured the YouTube Partner Programme terms to include new Modules that give creators more flexibility in how they can earn from their content. After signing the base terms, which are the foundational contract terms for all creators wishing to monetise on the platform, creators can pick and choose from contract Modules to unlock earning opportunities. Base Terms The Base Terms include foundational programme terms like how we pay you, our content policies and new terms like country pass-throughs and Rights Clearance Adjustments. All creators in or looking to join the YouTube Partner Programme are required to accept the Base Terms. Watch Page Monetisation Module The Watch page represents pages within YouTube, YouTube Music and YouTube Kids dedicated to the description and playback of your long-form or live streaming videos. To earn ad and YouTube Premium revenue on long-form or live streaming videos viewed on the Watch page, or when embedded on other sites in the YouTube video player, you'll need to to accept the Watch Page Monetisation Module. For existing creators in YPP, this means that you'll need to accept this Module to continue earning ad revenue from the Watch page. Shorts Monetisation Module The Shorts Monetisation Module allows your channel to share revenue from ads viewed between videos in the Shorts Feed. Once you've accepted this module, you'll start earning from Shorts Feed ads and YouTube Premium revenue on your eligible Shorts views as early as 1 February 2023. If accepted after 1 February 2023, Shorts ad revenue sharing will begin accruing on the date that you accept. For more details on how ad revenue sharing works for Shorts, see our YouTube Shorts monetisation policies. Commerce Product Addendum The Commerce Product Addendum unlocks a series of Fan Funding features that help you earn while connecting with your fans, ranging from channel memberships to Super Chat, Super Stickers and Super Thanks. These terms remain the same, so if you've already accepted, you won't need to accept them again. What happens if you don't accept updated terms It's important for all partners to review and understand the new YouTube Partner Programme terms. Accepting the base terms is required to join or remain in YPP. Shorts ad revenue sharing begins on 1 February 2023. To start earning ad revenue on your Shorts views, monetising partners will need to accept the Base Terms and Shorts Monetisation Module. You will not be able to earn from Shorts Feed ads until you do so. Shorts views accrued prior to accepting the Shorts Monetisation Module are not eligible for Shorts ad revenue sharing. To remain in the YouTube Partner Programme and continue monetising on YouTube, all monetising partners will have until 10 July 2023 to review and accept the new terms. If you don't accept at least the Base Terms by that date, your channel will be removed from the YouTube Partner Programme and your monetisation agreement terminated. After that happens, you'll need to re-qualify and re-apply to join again. Once your channel is removed from YPP, keep in mind that YouTube's Terms of Service still apply and govern your use of YouTube. This includes YouTube's right to monetise and display ads on your content. If you're currently not in the YouTube Partner Programme, but you were previously, you may still see ads being served on your content, but won't be entitled to payment. Changes to YouTube Partner Programme terms Youtube Partner Program 2023 Youtube Shorts 2023