How much does FB pay per 1000 views?

At Amyntas Media Works, we often get asked: “What does Facebook pay for 1,000 video views?” The truth is, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. The amount varies depending on many factors. Here’s what you should know — along with how we can help you get the most out of your Facebook presence.

What Affects the Facebook Earnings

When you post a video on Facebook, only certain views are monetizable (i.e. those where ads are shown, or where Facebook’s revenue rules apply). Here are some of the variable factors:

• Audience location: Views from countries where advertisers pay more tend to earn more.
• Content type & niche: Topics like business, tech, and finance tend to attract higher ad rates compared to more general or entertainment content.
• Length & format of video: Longer videos or ones with mid-roll ads, or Reels vs full videos, often change how much you can earn.
• Engagement: Likes, shares, comments, how long people watch the video—these all matter. Higher engagement often means better earnings.

Typical Earnings Range

To give you a ballpark idea, for many creators in India and similar markets:

• For regular in-stream video ads, you might see earnings in the range of US$2 to US$5 per 1,000 monetized views.
• For Reels (short-form video content), the rate is usually lower — perhaps US$1 to US$3 per 1,000 views — depending on how many of those views qualify for monetization and engagement.

Again, these are estimates; your actual earnings could be higher or lower based on the above factors.

How Amyntas Media Works Can Help

At Amyntas Media Works, we offer full Facebook services to help you maximize your video earnings and social presence. Our services include:

• Facebook Management Services — handling your page, content schedule, community engagement.
• Facebook Promotion Services — boosting reach, targeting the right audience, running ad campaigns.

With expert management and promotion, we help ensure that more of your video views are monetizable, that content is engaging, and that you get higher ROI on your Facebook content.