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The Verge
The Verge channel avatar
Channel information
Handle@theverge
CountryUnited States
NicheTech
SubcategoriesNews, AI
CreatedAugust 8, 2006
Statistics
Subscribers3.5 million
Total views1,182,354,655
Videos6,600
Global rank#5,451
Country rank#1,928 in United States
Niche rank#85 in Tech
Est. earnings$33,226 – $83,065 per month
Links
YouTube channel

The Verge (@theverge) is a YouTube channel from the United States in the Tech niche, created on August 8, 2006.[1] As of November 2, 2026, it has 3.5 million subscribers, 1.2 billion total views and 6,600 videos, ranking #5,451 among tracked channels worldwide.[2]

Overview

The Verge is a successful content creator that launched on YouTube in 2006, building an audience of over 3.5M subscribers through prolific content creation. With 6,346 videos generating over 1.1B total views, the channel maintains an average of 180,899 views per video. The channel evolved over 20 years of content creation, establishing itself as a recognized presence in its category through consistent uploads and audience engagement. Their content strategy and community building efforts have positioned them among successful YouTube creators in their field.[2]

Statistics

Channel statistics as of November 2, 2026[2][3]
Subscribers3,530,000
Total views1,182,354,655
Videos6,600
Average views per video179,145
Global rank#5,451
Rank in United States#1,928
Rank in Tech#85
Monthly views (estimated)24,430,770
Estimated monthly earnings$33,226 – $83,065
Estimated yearly earnings$398,710 – $996,775
Estimated lifetime earnings$1.6 million – $4 million
Estimated net worth$1.6 million

Earnings are estimates at a revenue per thousand views of $1.36–$3.40, not reported income.

Growth

PeriodSubscribers gainedViews gained
1 day0+560,219
7 days+10,000+4,963,838
30 days+10,000+24,430,770
365 days——
Subscribers over the last 90 days (August 5, 2026 – November 2, 2026): 3.5 million → 3.5 million[2]

Milestones

Achieved

  • subscribers: already past 1 million when tracking began (January 1, 2026)
  • videos: already past 5,000 when tracking began (January 1, 2026)
  • views: already past 1 billion when tracking began (January 1, 2026)

Upcoming

  • subscribers: 5 million, not yet projected
  • views: 10 billion, not yet projected

Projections extrapolate recent growth and change as the channel grows.[2]

Top videos

The most-viewed videos on The Verge's channel:[1]

#TitlePublishedViewsLikes
1Tesla Cybertruck event in 5 minutesNovember 22, 201916,938,266197,173
2Riding the Lexus hoverboard in SpainAugust 4, 201515,083,088109,893
3If your phone came with an X-ray app… #shortsMay 17, 202311,892,39437,159
4Samsung Galaxy S8 first look!March 29, 20179,395,95143,376
5Building the ultimate Star Wars lightsaberApril 10, 20169,345,061119,463
6SpaceX lands rocket at sea, makes historyApril 8, 20166,575,88136,133
7We just saw the Steam Machine, the PC game console that's not much bigger than a box of Kleenex.November 12, 20256,318,446328,380
8Tesla Cybertruck first ride: inside the electric pickupNovember 22, 20196,272,06869,565
9Apple iPhone X first lookSeptember 12, 20175,911,61538,137
10This is the most amazing drone we've seen yetNovember 13, 20145,679,81723,549

Niche and category

The Verge's primary niche is Tech, where it ranks #85 among tracked channels. It is also listed under News (#400) and AI (#26).[2]

NicheRank
Tech#178
News#400
AI#26

Channel keywords: The Verge, Verge, Apple, Google, Microsoft, Reviews, Gadgets, Technology, Android, iOS, Phones, Computers

See also

References

  1. "The Verge". YouTube.
  2. "The Verge" channel statistics and rankings, retrieved November 2, 2026.
  3. Statistics retrieved November 2, 2026.