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How TikTok paid in 2025

 


TikTok creators can get paid through various methods including the Creator Fund, Creator Marketplace collaborations, live gifts, and selling products. TikTok also allows creators to earn through affiliate marketing, selling their own merchandise, and offering premium content. 

Also Lane more: New Facebook monetization in 2025

Here's a more detailed breakdown:
1. TikTok Creator Fund/Creativity Program:
  • This program rewards creators based on video views, engagement, and other factors according to some sources. 
  • Payments can range from $0.02 to $0.04 per 1,000 views says Kajabi, and some have reported earning $0.40 to $1.00 per 1,000 views notes Descript

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  • The newer Creator Rewards Program may offer higher payouts. 
2. TikTok Creator Marketplace:
  • This platform connects brands with creators for sponsored content and collaborations.
  • Creators can negotiate deals and get paid by brands for promoting their products or services according to Sprout Social. 
3. Live Gifts:
  • During live streams, viewers can send virtual gifts to creators.
  • These gifts can be converted into real money, with the amount depending on the gift type. 
4. Other Monetization Methods:
  • Affiliate Marketing:
    Creators can earn commissions by promoting products through affiliate links. 
  • Selling Products:
    Creators can sell merchandise or other products directly to their followers. 
  • TikTok Shop:
    This feature allows creators to sell products directly through the platform. 
  • TikTok Series:
    Creators can offer exclusive, premium content behind a paywall. 
  • Paid Subscriptions:
    TikTok has introduced a subscription feature for live streams, allowing creators to offer exclusive content for a monthly fee. 
  • Tips:
    Viewers can send tips to creators during live streams or on their profiles. 
  • Promoting other platforms:
    Creators can link to their own websites, YouTube channels, or other platforms to generate revenue. 
  • TikTok Ads:
    Creators can run ads on TikTok to promote their content or products. 
  • Growing and selling accounts:
    Creators can build up a following and sell the account to interested buyers. 
This video will demonstrate how to get paid on TikTok:
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