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Code Blue Files

Code Blue Files

@codebluefiles·US·12mo old
Compilation · confirmed$Likely monetizedSafety & security
Subscribers
5.1K
growth after 2nd daily snapshot
Views / hour
2.5K
recent uploads · 7.5K in 24 h
Views 7d
—
631K on recent uploads
Total views
1.9M
69 videos
Uploads / week
8.3
20 min median
Median views
19.4K
last 20 uploads
Outlier
11.9×
vs niche median
Ad revenue 30d
$3.8K–8.2K
estimate from niche RPM

Growth

Daily snapshots stored by FameX

Why it's faceless

Compilation · confirmed · 100% confidence

  • 1The channel's avatar and banner feature a body camera and police car, indicating a focus on law enforcement footage. The 'About' text explicitly states the channel brings 'real police bodycam footage, dashcam videos, officer encounters, traffic stops, arrests, pursuits, and critical incidents'. The video titles and thumbnails consistently show raw footage of arrests and police interactions, often with a circular inset of a person involved, suggesting these are clips from external sources. The channel adds 'original narration, editing, research, and analysis' to this footage, which is characteristic of a compilation channel.

The formula

Niche, persona, format and what makes it work

Niche

Police Bodycam Footage

Content pillar

Real Footage

Title patterns

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Videos

Monetization

YouTube Partner Program: 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 long-form watch hours in 12 months

$Likely monetized
Subscribers5.1K / 1K
Watch hours (12 mo, est.)213K / 4K

Estimated from public YouTube data, not confirmed by YouTube. Watch hours estimated from lifetime views per year and recent uploads × typical watch time.

What they sell

No product found yet.

Channels like Code Blue Files

Data from YouTube via YouTube API Services, refreshed hourly. Analysis by FameX — not YouTube data. Revenue is an estimate from niche RPM ranges.

About Code Blue Files

Is Code Blue Files a faceless channel?

Yes. FameX classifies Code Blue Files as a compilation channel (confirmed, 100% confidence). The channel's avatar and banner feature a body camera and police car, indicating a focus on law enforcement footage. The 'About' text explicitly states the channel brings 'real police bodycam footage, dashcam videos, officer encounters, traffic stops, arrests, pursuits, and critical incidents'. The video titles and thumbnails consistently show raw footage of arrests and police interactions, often with a circular inset of a person involved, suggesting these are clips from external sources. The channel adds 'original narration, editing, research, and analysis' to this footage, which is characteristic of a compilation channel.

Is Code Blue Files monetized?

Probably. With 5,080 subscribers and an estimated 212,867 watch hours in the last 12 months, Code Blue Files appears to meet the YouTube Partner Program thresholds (1,000 subscribers and 4,000 long-form watch hours in 12 months). This is a FameX estimate, not confirmed by YouTube.

How much does Code Blue Files make?

FameX estimates Code Blue Files earns about $3,785–$8,201 a month from YouTube ads, based on 631K views in 30 days and a typical RPM for the safety & security niche. Sponsorships, memberships and product sales are not included.

What kind of videos does Code Blue Files post?

Code Blue Files makes police Bodycam Footage; it uploads about 8.3 videos a week; typical videos run 20 minutes.

Data updated 14 Oct 2026. Subscriber and view counts come from the YouTube Data API; verdicts, monetization and revenue are FameX estimates. How FameX works · More safety & security channels