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See your real earnings after all fees
On $1,000 revenue on Rumble, you keep approximately $600 after all fees (40.0% total). Rumble charges 40% platform fee.
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Rumble monetizes existing audience through ad revenue sharing, requiring no direct payment from viewers. Creators earn based on views and engagement rather than selling products.
Common Use Cases: Ideal for video creators, gamers, and vloggers with large audiences (typically 10K+ followers). Revenue scales with view count and advertiser demand.
Compared to Alternatives: The 40% platform fee is premium pricing, typically reflecting massive audience reach (YouTube, TikTok) or specialized services. Best for creators who can leverage the platform's unique advantages. YouTube pays highest per-view, TikTok has best discovery, Twitch dominates gaming. provides passive income without viewer payment friction, but lower per-view earnings than direct monetization. Platform controls ad rates and policies.
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Chart shows net earnings after platform fees, payment processing, and payout costs. Based on calculation with default parameters (avg transaction: $7).
Rumble charges a 40% platform fee. After payment processing (0% + $0.00) and payout fees, the total effective fee is about 40.0% on average.
On $1,000 gross revenue, you keep approximately $600.00 after all Rumble fees. This includes $400.00 platform fee, $0.00 processing fee, and $0.00 payout fee.
It depends on your needs. Rumble offers 40% platform fee which is higher than some alternatives. Compare with other platforms using our calculator to see which works best for your revenue level.
Some strategies include: increasing average transaction size (reduces per-transaction impact), using direct payment links where possible, and comparing Rumble with alternative platforms that may have lower fees for your specific use case.
