Free tool
TikTok money calculator
Estimate a monthly range from your own numbers: qualified views × your rate per 1,000 qualified views. TikTok doesn't publish a fixed rate, so you enter it.
Your estimate and the math behind it appear here.
How it works
- Enter your monthly views and the share you expect to qualify (TikTok counts only certain For You views).
- Enter a low and a high rate per 1,000 qualified views (RPM) from your own analytics or a source you trust.
- The result shows the math: qualified views = views × share; earnings = qualified views × RPM ÷ 1,000.
Worked example (illustrative numbers, not TikTok's rates)
- 400,000 views a month, of which you expect 50% to qualify: 200,000 qualified views.
- At a rate you enter of $0.40 to $1.00 per 1,000 qualified views: 200,000 × rate ÷ 1,000.
- Estimated: $80–$200 a month.
TikTok's rules, quoted from the TikTok Help Center: Creator Rewards Program (checked 23 October 2026): “Qualified views are unique video views from the For You feed and exclude views with fraud, paid views, disliked views, views with less than 5 seconds watched, promoted views, and artificial views.” “Videos must reach 1,000 For You feed views to start generating earnings.” To join: Be at least 18 years old (or 19 in South Korea); Have at least 10,000 followers; Have at least 100,000 video views in the last 30 days; Have a Personal Account in a country where the program is available; Post original content that's eligible for rewards; Post videos that are at least one minute long.
FAQ
Questions
- What is a qualified view?
- TikTok says qualified views are unique video views from the For You feed, and exclude views with fraud, paid views, disliked views, views with less than 5 seconds watched, promoted views and artificial views. A video must reach 1,000 For You feed views to start earning.
- Why do I have to enter the rate?
- TikTok calculates the Standard Reward from qualified views and a rate per 1,000 qualified views, and an Additional Reward based on how well-crafted, engaging and specialized the content is. It doesn't publish one fixed rate, so any number we filled in would be a guess.
- Would SeedViral videos qualify?
- Not necessarily. TikTok requires original content and videos of at least one minute, and it excludes some content types. SeedViral's 60–70 second length meets the length rule; eligibility for the program and for each video is TikTok's decision.