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Agency Commission Calculator for TikTok LIVE
Type the diamonds a host received and the % your agency keeps. You get an estimate of the agency share and the host share, in dollars or 17 other currencies. It runs in your browser and nothing you type is sent anywhere.
% the agency keeps. Your own agreement — there is no default and no “typical” rate.
Enter the % your agency keeps to see the split.
This is an estimate from the diamonds and the % you typed. It cannot know your contract's real terms, fees, taxes or what is actually paid, and the host share is simply the remainder.
Estimates. A diamond is counted at $0.005 (Sep 2026); TikTok can change it. Exchange rate 1 USD = 1 USD (exchangerate-api.com, Oct 21, 2026).
How the split is worked out
- The diamonds you type are multiplied by the per-diamond figure shown above, which gives the total in US dollars, rounded to the cent.
- The agency share is that total times the % you type, rounded to the cent. The host share is what is left, so the two always add back to the total.
- The result is shown in the currency you pick, using a dated exchange rate. Change the % and everything updates at once.
A made-up example, only to show the arithmetic and not a typical rate: 100,000 diamonds come to $500. If an agency kept 25%, its share would be $125 and the host's $375.
Questions about the calculator
What percentage does an agency usually keep?
There is no standard figure on this page and we do not suggest one. The split is whatever your agency and the host agreed, and it can differ between hosts. That is why the % box starts empty: type your own.
How many dollars is a diamond worth?
The calculator counts one diamond at $0.005, so 100,000 diamonds come to $500. That is a publicly reported figure for what a creator receives per diamond, before any agency split and before tax. TikTok can change it.
Is the result what a host will actually be paid?
No. It is an estimate built from the numbers you type. It cannot see contracts, fees, taxes, currency charges or the real amounts TikTok pays out, so use it to plan and to talk things through, not as a statement of what anyone is owed.
Where do the diamonds come from?
You type them in. If you track hosts on Toktik, the Roster shows the diamonds we observe on public boards for each host. That figure is a minimum, because we only count the rooms we watch, so a real total can be higher.
Does this page store or send what I type?
No. The maths runs in your browser. There is no sign-up, no request is made when you type, and nothing is saved.
Why does the host share look odd to the cent?
Both shares are rounded to the cent, and the host share is the remainder after the agency share. That way the two always add up to the total exactly, which is what you would want in a statement.
Track your hosts on real numbers
Toktik's Roster shows each signed host's observed diamonds over 7, 30 or 90 days, their health and League standing, and an estimate of your share from the % you enter per host.