Add the gifts from your last LIVE, or the ones you're hoping for. You'll see how many coins they cost, what viewers paid and roughly how much you take home.
These are estimates. Coin prices depend on your country, the pack size and whether you buy in the app or on the web. Creator payouts also change with region, agency deals and TikTok's own share. A gift's diamonds are equal to its coin cost.
Viewers buy coins with real money, then spend them on gifts. A Rose costs 1 coin, and gifts go up from there. Coins bought in bigger packs or on the web usually cost less each.
When you receive a gift, you get diamonds equal to its coin cost. Diamonds are the balance you actually cash out from LIVE rewards.
TikTok keeps a share, so creators get well under what viewers spent, often around half. Change the rates above to match what you actually get paid.
With TikPlays, a Rose can spawn a zombie and a Galaxy can drop a nuke. When a gift does something on stream, viewers send more of them.