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Money calculators
Compare all- YouTube money calculator $1.20–$8 per 1k views
- TikTok money calculator $0.40–$1 per 1k views
- Instagram money calculator $6–$30 per 1k followers
- Facebook money calculator $0.30–$4 per 1k views
- Twitch money calculator ~$2.50 per Tier 1 sub
- YouTube Shorts money calculator $0.02–$0.15 per 1k views
- Vimeo money calculator Keep ~87% of sales
- CPM & RPM money calculator Solve for any variable
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Growth guides
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How much do creators make per 1,000 views?
It depends on the platform. YouTube long-form pays most channels $1.20 to $8 per 1,000 views, Facebook $0.30 to $4, TikTok’s Creator Rewards $0.40 to $1 on videos over a minute, and YouTube Shorts $0.02 to $0.15. Instagram has no general per-view payout; creators earn from sponsored posts instead.
Are these social media money calculators free?
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How accurate are the earnings estimates?
They are modelled ranges built from publicly reported creator RPMs and published rate cards, adjusted for niche and audience country. Use the middle of the range as a planning number. Our methodology page shows how each band was derived.