There are several types of influencers, with each of them having various needs to be met. Just as not all influencers are generic, figuring out how to bill your clients depends on how many results you can bring to the table. Based on your growth and reach, this is how much most influencers get paid for their services.  Nano-influencers: $10–$100 per post Micro-influencers: $100–$500 per post Mid-tier influencers: $500–$5,000 per post Macro-influencers: $5,000–$10,000 per post Mega-influencers: $10,000+ per post Celebrities(mega plus!): Payment made to them varies, but there's hardly any amount they can't be paid since their influence is widespread.   Influencers make good use of their influence to earn —which is their right! Below are lists of payments influencers receive on various social media platforms from teams/owners that want to promote their businesses. TikTok: $25 per post / 1,000 followers Instagram:  $10 per post / 1,000 followers, $250-$750 per 1,000 engagements Facebook:  $25 per post / 1,000 followers YouTube:  $20 per video / 1,000 subscribers, $50-$100 per 1,000 video views Snapchat:  $10 per post / 1,000 followers Twitter:  $2 per post / 1,000 followers Blog:  $60 per post / 1,000 unique visitors Payments made to influencers on Twitter based on their followers; Nano-influencers: $2–$20 per post Micro-influencers: $20–$100 per post Mid-tier influencers: $100–$1,000 per post Macro-influencers: $1,000–$2,000 per post Mega-influencers: $2,000+ per post Estimated payments made to Facebook influencers based on their followers; Nano-influencers: $25–$250 per post Micro-influencers: $250–$1,250 per post Mid-tier influencers: $1,250–$12,500 per post Macro-influencers: $12,500–$25,000 per post Mega-influencers: $25,000+ per post Of course, besides being paid based on their followership alone, you are paid based on how influential you are in persuading your followers to buy. Besides cash, other ways to pay an influencer are; Discounts or free products if you purchase a product from your customer (primarily in cases of Nano-influencers to Mid-tier influencers). Participating in events hosted by your clients to build more popularity and gain more followership. Commissions (as in affiliate marketing) where you get 10-40% of the profit from each sale made through you.