TikTok money calculator: what could your views earn?

The calculator takes the public play count shown on each TikTok video, the number anyone sees when they open your profile. A campaign pays on the views an approved post collects, and every campaign puts two limits around that number. The minimum is how many views a post needs before it earns anything, typically 2,000 for music. The cap is the most one post can pay, typically $450. Views below the minimum earn nothing, and views above the cap add nothing.

We read the public videos you posted in the last 30 days, newest first, and run each one through every live campaign that pays on TikTok. You get the total those posts would have earned, the average per post and the songs that suit your content. Photo carousels and pinned older videos are skipped. If you posted nothing in the last 30 days we use your latest 10 videos instead, and the result says so. Private accounts cannot be read, because we only see what any visitor sees.

These are two separate systems. The Creator Rewards Program is run by TikTok: you must be 18 or older with a personal account in an eligible region, plus 10,000 followers and 100,000 views in the last 30 days. It rewards original, high-quality videos over a minute long, and TikTok sets the terms.

A paid campaign is run by an artist, label or brand that sets its own rate per view and writes its own brief. Pay follows views rather than a follower count, although a campaign can ask for a niche or a language, and the brief decides the format. Neither route guarantees income, and nothing stops you using both. This page measures only the campaign side, so check TikTok's current program page for its own terms, which can change.

Open on your strongest shot, since most viewers decide within seconds whether to keep watching. Use the sound the brief names, through its official sound link, so the post is tied to the right song, and place any required text or tag where the brief asks for it. Keep posts public until the campaign closes. Try two or three hooks on one song before you scale a format. Then look at the songs listed under your result: matching a song to what you already post usually does more for you than chasing the single highest rate. The music edits guide covers the workflow in detail.