Yes! There are several platforms similar to YouTube where you can upload videos and monetize your content. Here are some great alternatives:

1. Rumble

• How You Earn: Ad revenue, licensing, and direct monetization.
• Why Use It: Less competition, easy monetization, and videos can be syndicated to YouTube, Facebook, and other platforms.

2. Twitch

• How You Earn: Subscriptions, bits (donations), ads, and sponsorships.
• Why Use It: Great for live streaming, gaming, and interactive content.

3. Facebook Video (Facebook Creator Studio)

• How You Earn: Ad revenue (in-stream ads), brand partnerships, and fan subscriptions.
• Why Use It: If you already have a strong Facebook audience, it’s easy to monetize.

4. TikTok

• How You Earn: Creator Fund, brand sponsorships, live gifts, and affiliate marketing.
• Why Use It: Short-form videos with high engagement potential.

5. Dailymotion

• How You Earn: Ad revenue sharing (similar to YouTube).
• Why Use It: Less competition and an established global audience.

6. Patreon

• How You Earn: Fans pay for exclusive content.
• Why Use It: Best for creators with a dedicated fan base who are willing to pay for premium content.

7. Vimeo

• How You Earn: Pay-per-view, subscriptions, and video sales.
• Why Use It: Higher-quality video hosting with less restrictive monetization.

8. Kick

• How You Earn: Subscriptions, ads, and donations.
• Why Use It: Newer platform with better revenue splits for creators than Twitch.

9. X (Formerly Twitter)

• How You Earn: Ad revenue, subscriptions, and brand deals.
• Why Use It: If your videos go viral, you can monetize them through Twitter’s creator program.

10. OnlyFans

• How You Earn: Monthly subscriptions and pay-per-view content.
• Why Use It: Works well for exclusive, niche content that fans are willing to pay for.

https://www.quora.com/Is-there-any-other-website-like-YouTube-for-earning/answer/Jack-Hurdle