Rate calculator

One sponsored post,
what should you charge?

How many followers do you have, and how are your recent posts doing? Enter the numbers to check a sponsorship rate estimate. You can fill them in yourself or use the desktop extension.

How does the estimate work?

Profile link (optional)Paste the public profile URL. You can also leave it blank. FollowersCheck the follower count on the X profile. Typical views / plays on recent posts?Look at the latest 20 posts and enter a typical view count. It does not need to be exact for every post. Typical likes on recent posts?Look at the latest 20 posts and enter a like count that is typical for most of them. Typical comments / replies on recent posts?Look at the latest 20 posts and enter a comment or reply count that is typical for most of them. What do you usually post about?Choose the topic you post about most often recently. If your content is mixed, choose “General lifestyle”. Where is most of your audience?If audience location data is available, choose the largest region. Otherwise choose “Unknown”. What kind of collaboration does the brand want?Choose the format the brand is asking for. More time-intensive formats usually justify higher rates.

Brand can use this content in paid ads for 30 days (adds to the rate)No competing brands for 30 days (adds to the rate)

Enter public account metrics manually, or use the desktop browser extension to read available public data. Then review the estimated rate.

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One sponsored post,what should you charge?

How does the estimate work?

MySuggested rate

Use the extension for rate estimates and media workflow.

Four visuals, based on the current extension

One sponsored post,
what should you charge?

My
Suggested rate