This free TikTok money calculator turns views into money at your own pay rate. It uses qualified views, the views TikTok counts toward Creator Rewards pay. There is no published TikTok rate per 1,000 views, so the calculator never guesses one.
TikTok money calculator
It uses your own pay rate. TikTok does not publish one fixed rate per 1,000 views, so this calculator never guesses one.
1. Your earnings
| Qualified views | At your rate |
|---|---|
| 10,000 | – |
| 100,000 | – |
| 1,000,000 | – |
2. Work out your rate from a past video
3. Can you join the Creator Rewards Program? (US rules)
- –10,000 or more followers
- –100,000 or more video views in the last 30 days
- –18 or older
- –Personal account
- –Videos of 1 minute or longer
Entry rules from TikTok’s Creator Rewards Program terms for the US, last updated July 20, 2026. Followers and views must be authentic: views that are paid for, boosted or artificially produced do not count.
How the TikTok Money Calculator Works
The calculator has three steps. Step 1 turns qualified views into money with one sum: qualified views ÷ 1,000 × your rate. Step 2 works out that rate from a video that already earned. Step 3 checks five entry rules from TikTok's US Creator Rewards terms.
Step 1: Your earnings
Type your qualified views, your rate per 1,000 and your rate's currency. The calculator shows results in that currency but never converts one currency into another.
- Estimated earnings is qualified views ÷ 1,000 × your rate.
- The table shows what 10,000, 100,000 and 1,000,000 qualified views earn at the same rate.
- The $50 line appears only when you pick US$. It shows the qualified views needed for $50, the minimum payout in TikTok's US terms: 50 ÷ your rate × 1,000, rounded up.
Step 2: Your rate from a past video
Type what one past video earned and its qualified views, then press “Use this rate”. The calculator works out your rate and moves it into step 1.
Step 3: The US entry rules
Type your followers and your views from the last 30 days, and tick the boxes that are true. Each rule shows “✓ Met” or “✗ Not yet”.
How to Find Your TikTok Rate per 1,000 Views
Your rate is what a past video earned, divided by its qualified views, times 1,000. Say a video earned E on Q qualified views. Your rate is E ÷ Q × 1,000. That is the only rate worth typing, because it comes from your own earnings and not from someone's guess.
- Use several videos. Type their total earnings and total qualified views into step 2, so one odd video moves the result less.
- Match the kind of views. A rate built on qualified views, used on a full view count, gives too high an answer whenever some views did not qualify.
- Treat the rate as a record, not a promise. TikTok publishes no fixed rate, so nothing ties your next video to the rate of your last one.
No earnings yet? Then there is no rate to type, so start with step 3.
TikTok CPM: Is There an Official Rate per 1,000 Views?
No. TikTok does not publish a fixed pay rate per 1,000 views, so there is no official creator CPM or RPM. An exact amount quoted online did not come from a TikTok rate table, because TikTok publishes none. That is why this calculator asks for your rate instead of supplying one.
CPM means “cost per mille”, or cost per thousand: what advertisers pay to show an ad 1,000 times. The creator-side term is RPM, “revenue per mille”. Your rate per 1,000 in this calculator is your own RPM.
How Much Do 1 Million TikTok Views Pay?
At your rate R per 1,000 qualified views, 1,000,000 qualified views earn 1,000 × R. TikTok gives no official figure for a million views. And not every view on the counter counts toward pay, because TikTok's terms leave several kinds of views out. Type only qualified views.
The same sum works at any size: 10,000 qualified views earn 10 × R, and 100,000 earn 100 × R. These views never reach the sum:
- Paid, boosted and artificial views. Under the US Creator Rewards terms (last updated July 20, 2026), views that are paid for, boosted, made by you or “artificially produced” do not count.
- Short, unwanted and repeat views. Under the EEA terms (last updated April 2025), a qualified view lasts 5 seconds or more and is not marked “not interested”. One account watching many times counts as one view.
- Some whole videos. US videos must run at least 1 minute. In the EEA, each video must reach 1,000 qualified views to earn, and Duet, Stitch and Photo Mode posts are left out.
Bought views sit in the first group, ours included. Read our honest guide to buying TikTok views before you order, and see every pack on our price list.
Creator Rewards Entry Rules: What Step 3 Checks
Step 3 checks five rules from TikTok's US terms: you are 18 or older, you have at least 10,000 followers, your videos have at least 100,000 views in the last 30 days, your account is personal, and your videos run at least 1 minute. You also need to live where the program runs.
TikTok's US terms (last updated July 20, 2026) also say the followers and views have to be authentic. The age rule is 18 or over, or the age that counts as adult where you live.
Step 3 trusts the numbers you type. It can't check that they are authentic or see where you live, and we have not confirmed the full list of countries where the program runs. Meeting all five rules is a good sign, not a promise of entry.
Our guide to the TikTok Creator Rewards Program goes deeper into the requirements and payouts, and how much TikTok pays per view covers the view numbers that unlock pay. Our refund policy explains when an order is refunded.
