How much does TikTok pay per 1,000 views?
What 1,000 qualified views pay, report by report
Creator Rewards, cents per 1,000 qualified views
TikTok shows your own rate (RPM) per video in the Creator Rewards dashboard, never a public one.
A qualified view is one watched for at least 5 seconds (30 from search), counted once per viewer, from a country where the program is open. Rewards also rise with watch time, completion and how specialised the video is, which is why two creators with the same views are paid differently. Run your own numbers in the Creator Rewards calculator; what a brand pays for the same 1,000 views as an ad is its CPM (CPM calculator).
How much does TikTok pay for 1 million views?
Qualified views on one video, at three rates
So 1 million qualified views works out near $400.00 to $1,000.00 at the reported rates. Total views count for less: views under 5 seconds, repeat views and views from outside the program's countries don't qualify. Short videos under a minute earn nothing from the program at all.
Who can get paid by TikTok?
Followers each TikTok program asks for (US)
followers
Creator Rewards also needs 100,000 views in the 30 days before you apply, a personal account (not Business) and an age of 18. TikTok Shop's affiliate side opens ten times sooner: the steps are in how to become a TikTok Shop affiliate, and whether you qualify yet is one minute in the eligibility checker.
How much does TikTok Shop pay per sale?
One sale, by TikTok Shop's US commission formula
- Refunded in full: no commission$0.00
- Settles about this long after delivery15 days
- Withdraw from$2
Here views pay nothing; sales do. A video with few views that sells pays more than a viral one that doesn't. Rates differ by product, so check a product before you film it with the commission calculator, and see whole months worked through in TikTok Shop earnings.
How much do TikTok LIVE gifts pay?
Viewers buy Coins and send gifts; you receive Diamonds and cash them out. TikTok's Virtual Items Policy sets the Diamond rate "to be determined by us" and shows it only at withdrawal. Public trackers put a creator's share near $0.005 a coin, so a 1,000-coin Galaxy would be about $5.00. Any gift's value: the TikTok gift calculator.

