The calculator's formula
Estimated rewards = (qualified views ÷ 1,000) × RPM
Example: 240,000 qualified views at an RPM of $0.60 give 240 × 0.60 = $144.
If you only know your view counter, choose “Total views”: the calculator applies a share of qualified views that you can change. The default 60% is a cautious assumption (600,000 qualified views out of 1 million), not a number published by TikTok.
What is a qualified view?
Your pay isn't calculated on the counter shown under the video. According to TikTok, a qualified view:
- comes from one of the countries where the program is available;
- lasts at least 5 seconds;
- is only counted once per account, even if the person watches several times;
- excludes fraud, paid views (promotions, boosts) and views followed by “Not interested”.
Views from search count too, as long as they last at least 30 seconds.
Where does the $0.40 to $1 range come from?
TikTok publishes no rates. The range uses amounts shared publicly by creators: it's a guide, not a price list. Your RPM varies from one video to the next according to the four criteria announced by TikTok (originality, watch time, search value, engagement) and where your audience is. Depending on your niche and the period, it can fall outside this range.
The calculator shows amounts in dollars, the currency of the reported amounts. To see them in euros, enter today's exchange rate yourself: we don't freeze one, since it changes every day.
The requirements to get paid
| Criterion | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Account | 18 or older, personal account (not business), in good standing with the Community Guidelines |
| Audience | 10,000 followers and 100,000 views in the last 30 days |
| Country | The program isn't open everywhere: check availability for your country in TikTok Studio |
| Videos | Original, over one minute, at least 1,000 views in For You, no Duet or Stitch, no sponsored content |
In this program, a video under one minute earns nothing, however many views it gets. The calculator assumes the views you enter come from eligible videos.
What the calculator doesn't count
The rewards program is only one of five income sources on TikTok. LIVE gifts, subscriptions, brand deals and TikTok Shop affiliate income aren't part of this calculation, even though they often pay more for a loyal audience.
- The additional reward, paid on top for polished videos that show expertise, isn't modeled separately: it shows up in your real RPM.
- The 12-month estimate assumes stable views, which is rarely the case.
- Your only reliable number is your Creator Rewards dashboard, followed over several months.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does TikTok pay per 1,000 views?
TikTok publishes no fixed rate. In the Creator Rewards Program, amounts shared publicly by creators are often between $0.40 and $1 per 1,000 qualified views, with big gaps depending on niche and audience.
How much do 100,000 TikTok views earn?
If all 100,000 views are qualified, the rough $0.40 to $1 range gives about $40 to $100 through the Creator Rewards Program. If only part of them qualify, the amount drops accordingly: choose Total views in the calculator to account for it.
Why is the result in dollars?
The amounts reported by creators are in dollars. To avoid freezing an exchange rate that would soon be wrong, the calculator lets you enter today's rate: the result then also shows in euros.
Is the Creator Rewards Program available in my country?
It depends on the country and it changes over time. Check availability for your country in TikTok Studio.
Are videos under one minute paid?
No, not by the Creator Rewards Program: only original videos over one minute with at least 1,000 views in the For You feed are eligible. Short videos are still useful for gaining followers or landing brand deals.
Are my numbers sent anywhere?
No. The calculation happens in your browser: the numbers you enter are neither sent nor saved, and the tool works without an account.