TikTok money calculator: views, gifts and TikTok Shop
A monthly earnings range from Creator Rewards views, LIVE gifts and battles, and TikTok Shop commission, using your own assumptions.
Only qualified views count, and TikTok decides which views qualify. Videos must be longer than one minute to earn from the Creator Rewards Program (TikTok’s published requirement at the time of writing).
A TikTok money calculator estimates what a creator could earn in a month from three routes: Creator Rewards payouts on qualified views, LIVE gifts and battles, and TikTok Shop affiliate commission. TikTok doesn’t publish a fixed rate per 1,000 views, so you enter your own low and high assumptions and get a range, not a promise.
How to use the TikTok money calculator
Three steps, about a minute. The closer your inputs are to your real dashboards, the closer the estimate.
Enter your average views
last 10 videos → averageType your average views per video, or paste the view counts of your last 10 videos into the helper to get the average and median.
Set your assumptions for each route
Views · LIVE · TikTok ShopIn the Views, LIVE and TikTok Shop tabs, set how often you post or go live, your payout range per 1,000 views, your value per coin and your commission.
Read the monthly range
low – high per monthSee a low to high estimate per month, per video and per year, with a breakdown by source and the inputs that move it most.
How creators make money on TikTok
The calculator covers the first three routes. Rules and requirements change, so check TikTok’s own pages for the current terms.
| Earning route | How it’s paid | What it depends on |
|---|---|---|
| Creator Rewards Program | TikTok pays for qualified views on eligible videos longer than one minute | Eligibility, how many views qualify, audience country, video length and your RPM |
| LIVE gifts | Viewers buy coins and send gifts during a LIVE; the gifts turn into rewards you can withdraw | Coins received, how often you go live, TikTok’s share and fees |
| LIVE battles | Gifts sent during a battle pay the same way as other LIVE gifts | How engaged your viewers are and how often you battle |
| TikTok Shop affiliate | Commission on sales from your videos and LIVEs, at a rate the seller sets | Sales you drive (GMV), commission rate, returns |
| Brand deals | Paid by the brand directly, per video or per campaign | Niche, audience, views and what you agree with the brand |
Brand deals aren’t in the calculator because rates are agreed one deal at a time.
Frequently asked questions
How much does TikTok pay per 1,000 views?
It varies. What you earn per 1,000 views depends on your eligibility, how many of your views count as qualified views, where your audience is and how long your videos are. TikTok doesn't publish a fixed rate. Your Creator Rewards dashboard shows your actual RPM, so use that number in this calculator once you have it.
Who can join the Creator Rewards Program?
TikTok's published requirements at the time of writing include being 18+, at least 10,000 followers, at least 100,000 video views in the last 30 days, and posting videos longer than one minute. Check TikTok's own page, as these change.
How much is a TikTok coin worth to a creator?
It depends on how many coins and diamonds you receive, TikTok's share and any fees. Viewers pay for coins, but a creator gets less than the viewer paid. Check your LIVE dashboard to see what your gifts turned into, then enter that value per coin in the LIVE tab.
How do battle gifts pay?
Gifts sent during a LIVE battle are gifts like any others: each creator gets rewards for the gifts sent to them, whether they win or lose the battle. Battles can bring more gifts because viewers send them to help a creator win. Add your battle coins in the LIVE tab to see what they add.
How do I find my average views per video?
Write down the view counts of your last 10 videos and paste them into the average views helper. It gives the average and the median. If one video went viral, the median is a fairer number to plan with. To check another creator's averages, use the TikTok follower tracker.
Is this TikTok money calculator accurate?
It's an estimate. The result is only as good as your inputs, and the payout rate, coin value and commission are your own assumptions. That's why it shows a low to high range. Swap in the real numbers from your TikTok dashboards for a closer estimate.
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All results are estimates calculated from the numbers you enter; payout per 1,000 views, value per coin and commission are your own assumptions, and the defaults are examples, not TikTok rates. The @handle averages shown are sample data. Not affiliated with TikTok.