Chaturbate token calculator and converter

For broadcasters, 1 Chaturbate token converts to $0.05 USD: 1,000 tokens are $50.00 before applicable fees or taxes. For viewers, buying those tokens costs more and depends on the pack. These are different calculations, not one exchange rate.

Enter a token amount or dollar budget below to compare viewer costs, broadcaster earnings and whole-pack purchases. The calculator also prices private and spy shows by the minute and splits a tip goal between viewers.

Tokens to dollars: broadcaster conversion examples

Multiply tokens by $0.05, or divide by 20. These figures follow Chaturbate's published token conversion rate, checked on 12 October 2026. They are not viewer purchase prices or guaranteed take-home income. Converting tokens also does not send a payment immediately; see the payout guide for the payment process.

To estimate what a viewer must pay, use the calculator's pack comparison or the token prices guide. Its checkout estimate uses the listed pack examples; your actual checkout is the final price.

Every price on Chaturbate is in tokens, and every token pack has a different price, so the same tip costs a different amount depending on which pack it came out of: 100 tokens cost $8.00 to $13.98 to buy, while the broadcaster receives $5.00 whichever pack they came from. This page does that arithmetic in one place. The pack prices are the ones on the purchase page, and nothing you type leaves your browser.

What each mode does

• Tip or ticket. A plain amount in tokens: a tip, a tip-menu item or a ticket show. The most common sum.
• Private show. A per-minute rate times a length. The quick picks are the rate bands broadcasters usually set, from 6 to 90 tokens a minute.
• Spy show. The same sum at spy rates, which sit well under the private rate. Six to 30 a minute covers most rooms.
• Dollars to tokens. Start with a budget and see the most tokens it buys in whole packs, plus how many tokens it would buy at each pack's rate.
• Tip goal. A room's goal, and what it costs each viewer if a given number of people share it.
• Broadcaster payout. Tokens received, turned into the dollars the broadcaster is paid, alongside what viewers paid for those tokens.

How the sums work

Three facts drive every number. Tokens are sold in seven packs, from 50 for $6.99 to 1,000 for $79.99, so a token costs between about 14 cents and 8 cents depending on the pack. A broadcaster receives 5 cents for every token, whatever the viewer paid for it. And packs come in multiples of 50, which is what makes "the cheapest way to buy 300 tokens" a real question: not the 400 pack for $39.99 but a 200 and a 100 for $31.98.

The best and worst rate lines are the range: what an amount costs if every token came from the 1,000 pack, and if every token came from the 50 pack. The pack table gives the same amount at each rate. The cheapest-cover line is the set of packs that actually covers the amount for the least money, with any tokens left over noted, because that is what you would pay at the checkout.

Dollars to tokens runs the same table backwards. It finds the most tokens your budget buys in whole packs, which is not always the pack nearest your budget. $50 is one 550 pack with a cent to spare. $100 is a 1,000 pack plus a 100 and a 50, 1,150 tokens for $97.97, rather than the 1,000 pack alone with twenty dollars idle.

Six worked examples

• A 100-token tip costs $8.00 at the best rate and $13.98 at the worst. The broadcaster receives $5.00. One 100-token pack covers it for $10.99.
• A ten-minute private at 30 tokens a minute is 300 tokens: $24.00 to $41.94, $27.27 from a 550 pack, and $15.00 to the broadcaster. The cheapest cover is a 200 plus a 100 for $31.98.
• A ten-minute spy show at 12 a minute is 120 tokens: $9.60 to $16.78, and $6.00 to the broadcaster. A 100 plus a 50 for $17.98 covers it with 30 tokens left over.
• $50 buys one 550-token pack for $49.99. At the 1,000-pack rate the same money would be 625 tokens, and at the 50-pack rate 357, which is the whole argument for the bigger packs.
• A 500-token goal shared by ten viewers is 50 tokens each, $4.00 to $6.99 a head, and $25.00 to the broadcaster when it lands.
• A broadcaster who receives 2,000 tokens is paid $100.00. The viewers who sent them paid between $159.98 and $279.60 for them.

Where the numbers come from

The pack prices are the ones listed on the network's purchase page, checked on 3 September 2026, and the same list the token prices guide carries in full, with the packages, the monthly membership and what a purchase looks like on a statement. The 5-cent payout is the network's fixed broadcaster rate. Prices are in US dollars; if you pay in another currency your bank does the conversion at its own rate, and the purchase page can differ by country, so treat the checkout as the final word.

The calculator runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to JustTheCams or to anyone else, and there is nothing to sign up for.

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What to do with the answer

If the answer is a tip, the tipping and private shows guide explains what a tip does in a room, how to request a private, and how spy and ticket shows differ. If you are pricing your own room as a broadcaster, the start broadcasting guide covers how tokens become money and how payouts work. And if you have not picked a room yet, the quiet, one-to-one rooms are where a small tip gets noticed, and everyone online right now is where the busy shows are.