Curious about how much Facebook actually pays for 1 million views?
People love this topic. In this quick breakdown, I will show you the real earnings from two Facebook pages with millions of views.
I will compare English vs. local language content and show exactly how much was made. If you’re curious about Facebook’s payout potential, you’ll get a clear answer, straight from real creator data.
Real Data from Active Facebook Pages
To understand Facebook’s payment structure, let’s look at some concrete examples from two different Facebook pages with varying audiences and content types.
English Content Page Performance
The first page focuses on English content and shows impressive numbers:
- Views in last 28 days: 29.6 million
- Reach: Almost 9.9 million
- Earnings: $528
When you do the math, this breaks down to approximately $17.84 per million views for English content.
Local Language Content Page Performance
The second page creates content in a local language with different results:
- Views in last 28 days: 2.8 million
- Reach: 1.1 million
- Earnings: $6.28
This calculates to roughly $2.24 per million views for local language content.
The examples shown here represent real data from active pages, giving you a realistic expectation of Facebook’s current monetization rates (2025).