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Most subscribed YouTube channels in United States

31 channels that list the United States as their location, with live subscriber counts, total views and average views per video from the YouTube Data API on 2026-09-03.

31

Channels tracked

1.7B

Combined subscribers

515M

Largest

#ChannelSubscribersTotal viewsVideosAvg views / video
1MrBeast515M139B999139M
2Cocomelon - Nursery Rhymes202M227B2,110107M
3Vlad and Niki150M123B1,051117M
4✿ Kids Diana Show138M126B1,71573.4M
5Like Nastya133M123B1,102112M
6Mark Rober81.8M19B26869.9M
75-Minute Crafts80.6M29B8,3263.4M
8Dude Perfect62.6M21B61534.9M
9MrBeast 261.4M12B24350.5M
10MrBeast Gaming59.7M12B18064.8M
11National Geographic26.4M7.1B11,480620K
12TED-Ed22.9M4.7B2,3762.0M
13Veritasium21.2M4.5B5318.5M
14Marques Brownlee21.2M5.6B1,8443.0M
15SmarterEveryDay11.9M1.3B3973.2M
16YouTube Creators10.7M453M686660K
173Blue1Brown8.6M768M2423.2M
18Andrew Huberman7.7M515M523984K
19Graham Stephan5.2M1.4B1,672848K
20Lex Fridman5.0M923M8671.1M
21GaryVee4.9M692M7,44793K
22Alex Hormozi4.5M1.1B5,567197K
23Fireship4.3M730M837873K
24Matt D'Avella4.0M333M470709K
25Think Media3.5M463M3,144147K
26Andrei Jikh3.4M454M1,310347K
27Thomas Frank3.0M187M281664K
28Minority Mindset2.5M294M2,460119K
29vidIQ2.4M279M2,688104K
30Jake Tran1.8M355M518686K
31Colin and Samir1.6M463M539859K

Location is the channel’s own public setting. Plenty of large United States channels leave it blank or set it elsewhere, so read this as the biggest channels that say they are in United States, not as every one that is. Channels under one million subscribers are excluded.

What stands out

MrBeast leads on subscribers with 515M. It also leads on views per upload, which is unusual and worth noticing.

Subscriber totals reward age and upload volume. A channel that has published ten thousand videos over fifteen years will out-subscribe a sharper channel that publishes weekly, and the table above will not tell you which is which unless you read the last two columns together.

What those views are worth

Subscriber counts say nothing about earnings. A United States audience pays roughly $6 to $14 per thousand monetized long-form views depending heavily on niche, and Shorts pay a fraction of that.

Full YouTube RPM breakdown for United States