TikTok money calculator
Estimate monthly earnings from qualified Creator Rewards views plus any brand deals. Every rate is editable — TikTok doesn’t publish a fixed one.
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How it’s calculated
Monthly earnings = qualified views ÷ 1,000 × rate, plus sponsored posts × price per post. Daily and yearly figures are the monthly ÷ 30 and × 12.
TikTok pays Creator Rewards Program earnings on qualified views of videos longer than one minute, and it doesn’t publish a fixed rate — payouts depend on things like search value, originality, watch time and viewer location. The $0.40–$1.00 range is an example to start from; after your first payouts, divide earnings by qualified views (per 1,000) and use your real rate.
Who can earn from views
At the time of writing, the Creator Rewards Program asks for an account that is at least 18, has 10,000 followers and 100,000 video views in the last 30 days, in a country where the programme runs. Only original videos over one minute earn, and only views that TikTok counts as qualified. The rules change, so check the Creator tools in the app.
Brand deals are usually the bigger number
For many creators, sponsored posts earn more than views do. Enter how many you do a month and your price per post; our TikTok influencer pricing calculator helps you set that price.
Other ways TikTok creators earn
LIVE gifts, subscriptions, TikTok Shop affiliate commissions and selling your own products don’t fit a simple formula, so they aren’t included. If they’re part of your income, add them on top.
Tips to improve your numbers
- Only videos over a minute earn Creator Rewards, so plan longer formats that still hold attention.
- Watch time and completion rate matter more than raw views for both reach and rewards.
- Keep a simple spreadsheet of monthly payouts ÷ qualified views to learn your real rate.
- Brands look at engagement rate as much as followers — see our TikTok engagement rate calculator.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does TikTok pay per 1,000 views?
TikTok doesn’t publish a fixed rate, and payouts vary by video and audience. The defaults here are examples; use your own payouts to find your rate.
Do all views count?
No. Only qualified views on eligible videos over one minute count towards Creator Rewards.
Does this include LIVE gifts?
No. Gifts, subscriptions and shop commissions vary too much to estimate from views, so add them separately.
Is this what TikTok will pay?
It’s a planning estimate. Your earnings dashboard in the app is the real figure.