How to get paid for TikTok videos: paid music campaigns for creators

2026-10-23 · Music Marketing

Artists and record labels increasingly pay creators to use their songs in videos. Here is how it works in practice and how much you can earn.

What is a paid music campaign?

A song takes off on TikTok when people hear it in lots of videos. That's why artists and labels run campaigns: creators make a video with the campaign sound and get paid for it. You don't have to make an ad, you post in your own style and the song plays in the background.

How does pay-per-view work?

On Music Marketing you're not paid a flat fee. You're paid based on your video's views, in tiers. The more people watch, the bigger the payout:

ViewsPayout
up to 1,500€1
1,501 – 5,000€3
5,001 – 10,000€6
10,001 – 30,000€13
30,001 – 60,000€25
60,001 – 120,000€50
120,001 – 250,000€75
250,001 – 500,000€100
500,001 – 700,000€125
700,001+€150

Views are checked 3 days after you post, and the money is sent automatically to your bank account via Stripe. There are no fees for creators.

Step by step

  1. Sign up for free with your TikTok or Instagram profile. You need at least 10,000 followers.
  2. Pick a running campaign with a song you like. You can listen to it first.
  3. Post a public video using the campaign sound. Don't mute the sound or talk over it.
  4. Submit the video link on the campaign page.
  5. Get paid 3 days later, based on your views.

Tips to earn more

Important: only real views are paid

We check the ratio of views to likes. Bought or artificial views are never paid, and those accounts are removed. That's good news for real creators: the budget goes to the people who actually reach an audience.

FAQ

How many followers do I need?

At least 10,000 followers on TikTok or Instagram.

How much can I earn per video?

Depending on views, from €1 up to €150 per video.

When do I get paid?

3 days after your video goes live, automatically to your bank account.

Do I have to pay anything?

No. Signing up and joining campaigns is free for creators.