Facebook Page Monetization Checker

Paste a page link. We read its follower count and show the gap to Stars and Subscriptions, and what changed when in-stream ads ended.

Reads the follower count Facebook shows publicly. No login, nothing stored.

What we read from the page, and what only Meta can see

Every Facebook page shows its follower count publicly, and for two of the three programs that number is the whole published test. Stars opens at 500 followers held for 30 days. Subscriptions opens at 5,000. So the count on the page tells you, without guessing, whether either one is within reach.

What no outside tool can read is the rest: your standing with the Partner Monetization Policies, your age, and whether the account is in professional mode. Those live in your Professional dashboard and nowhere else. Your country matters too, and that part Meta does publish, so it's further down this page. Checkers that print a percentage score for any link you paste, including links to pages that don't exist, are making those numbers up. We show a dash instead.

In-stream ads ended. Here is what replaced it.

The 10,000 followers and 600,000 minutes viewed that most guides still quote were the requirements for in-stream ads. Meta shut that program down on 31 August 2025, together with Ads on Reels and the Performance Bonus. Its replacement, Facebook Content Monetization, pays for the performance of public reels, photos, Stories and text posts, and it is invite-only. Meta publishes no follower minimum for it. Invitations show up in the Professional dashboard; there is an interest form, but Meta says it is not an application. The last piece of the old setup, in-stream ads for Live, ended on 15 June 2026.

That is why the checker doesn't score ad eligibility. No public number decides it any more, and any tool claiming otherwise is scoring a program that no longer exists.

Is Facebook monetization available in your country?

Meta keeps a separate country list for each program, and the lists don't match. A country can be open for Stars and closed for everything else. India is on all three. Bangladesh has Stars and Content Monetization ads, but not Subscriptions. Pakistan has Stars only; it isn't on Meta's lists for the other two.

Not in the list? Then Meta doesn't open any of the three programs there yet.

For Content Monetization the language counts as well as the country: a reel earns from ads only if it's in one of the languages Meta lists, which include Bengali, Hindi, Urdu, Tamil and Telugu. Meta warns that reels mixing several languages may not qualify. Stars has a list on the other side too: viewers in Crimea, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Russia and Syria can't send Stars at all.

All 87 countries and regions on Meta's lists
Countries and regions where each Facebook monetization program is available: Stars in 75, Subscriptions in 47, Content Monetization ads in 70.
Country or regionStarsSubscriptionsContent Monetization ads
AlgeriaYesNoYes
ArgentinaYesYesYes
AustraliaYesYesYes
AustriaYesYesYes
BangladeshYesNoYes
BelgiumYesYesYes
BelizeYesNoNo
BoliviaYesYesYes
BrazilYesYesYes
BulgariaYesNoYes
CambodiaYesNoNo
CanadaYesYesYes
ChileYesYesYes
ColombiaYesYesYes
Costa RicaYesNoNo
CroatiaYesNoNo
CyprusYesNoYes
Czech RepublicYesNoYes
Democratic Republic of CongoNoNoYes
DenmarkYesYesYes
Dominican RepublicYesNoYes
EcuadorYesYesYes
EgyptYesNoYes
El SalvadorYesNoYes
EstoniaYesNoNo
FinlandYesYesNo
FranceYesYesYes
GeorgiaYesNoYes
GermanyYesYesYes
GhanaNoNoYes
GreeceYesNoYes
GuatemalaYesNoYes
HondurasYesNoYes
Hong KongYesYesYes
HungaryYesNoYes
IndiaYesYesYes
IndonesiaYesYesYes
IraqYesNoYes
IrelandYesYesYes
IsraelNoNoYes
ItalyYesYesYes
JapanYesYesYes
JordanYesYesYes
KenyaNoYesYes
LaosYesYesNo
LatviaYesNoNo
LithuaniaYesNoNo
LuxembourgYesNoNo
MalaysiaYesYesYes
MexicoYesYesYes
MoroccoYesNoYes
MyanmarYesYesNo
NepalYesNoYes
NetherlandsYesYesYes
New ZealandYesYesYes
NicaraguaYesNoNo
NigeriaNoYesYes
NorwayNoYesYes
PakistanYesNoNo
PanamaYesNoNo
PeruYesYesYes
PhilippinesYesYesYes
PolandYesYesYes
PortugalYesYesYes
Puerto RicoYesNoYes
RomaniaYesNoYes
Saudi ArabiaYesNoYes
SingaporeYesYesYes
SlovakiaYesNoNo
SloveniaYesNoNo
South AfricaYesYesYes
South KoreaYesYesYes
SpainYesYesYes
Sri LankaNoNoYes
SwedenYesYesYes
SwitzerlandNoYesYes
TaiwanYesYesYes
TanzaniaNoNoYes
ThailandYesYesYes
TunisiaNoNoYes
TurkeyYesYesYes
UgandaNoNoYes
UkraineNoNoYes
United Arab EmiratesYesYesYes
United KingdomYesYesYes
United StatesYesYesYes
VietnamYesYesNo
The 37 languages Content Monetization ads support

Arabic, Assamese, Bengali, Bhojpuri, Dutch, English, French, German, Gujarati, Hebrew, Hindi, Italian, Indonesian, Japanese, Kannada, Khmer, Korean, Malay, Malayalam, Mandarin, Marathi, Oriya (Odia), Polish, Portuguese, Punjabi, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Tagalog, Tamil, Telugu, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Urdu, Vietnamese.

Meta puts an asterisk after 11 of them (Assamese, Bhojpuri, Gujarati, Hebrew, Japanese, Khmer, Oriya (Odia), Romanian, Russian, Ukrainian, Urdu) and doesn't say what it means.

From Meta's Business Help Center, checked on 29 September 2026. Meta changes these lists without announcing it, so the Monetization tab in Meta Business Suite has the final word for your account.

Stars and Subscriptions thresholds

Stars needs 500 followers held for 30 consecutive days, and viewers can then send you Stars worth $0.01 each. Subscriptions lets fans pay monthly, and it needs 5,000 followers on a Page or a profile in professional mode. In September 2026 Meta dropped the older test that many guides still quote: 10,000 followers or 250 returning viewers, plus 60 days of watch minutes or post engagements.

Published requirements for the three Facebook monetization programs
ProgramMeta's published minimumReadable from outside?
Stars500 followers, held for 30 consecutive daysYes, the follower count is public
Subscriptions5,000 followersYes, the follower count is public
Content MonetizationInvite-only; no follower minimum publishedNo, there's no number to compare

Both programs also require the baseline: 18 or older, a country on that program's list, and a clean record against the Partner Monetization Policies. For Stars, Meta also excludes accounts that mostly post content about children. These rules come from the Meta Business Help Center, checked on 29 September 2026. Even a page that meets every number still goes through Meta's policy review first, so treat the thresholds as necessary rather than sufficient. The Monetization tab in Meta Business Suite is the final word.

Checking another platform? TikTok has its own thresholds, and our comparison of the other checkers covers which tools read what.

Facebook monetization checker FAQ

How do I check if a Facebook page is monetized?
Nobody outside Meta can see a page's monetization status. What you can check is whether the page clears the thresholds Meta publishes: paste the page link above and we compare its public follower count with them. The page owner sees the real status in Meta Business Suite under Monetization.
How many followers do you need to monetize a Facebook page?
500 followers, held for 30 days in a row, for Stars. 5,000 followers for Subscriptions. Content Monetization, the program that replaced in-stream ads, is invite-only and has no published follower minimum.
Is this Facebook monetization checker free?
Yes. You get 20 checks a day, with no account and no Facebook login. We only read the follower count Facebook already shows publicly, and we don't store the page you checked.
Can I still apply for in-stream ads?
No. Meta ended in-stream ads, Ads on Reels and the Performance Bonus on 31 August 2025, and in-stream ads for Live on 15 June 2026. Their replacement, Content Monetization, is by invitation. Meta has an interest form, but says it isn't an application.
Is Facebook monetization available in Pakistan, Bangladesh or India?
It depends on the program. India is on all three lists. Bangladesh has Stars and Content Monetization ads, but not Subscriptions. Pakistan has Stars only. Every other country is in the lookup and the full table above.
Why doesn't the checker just say yes or no?
Because the rest of the decision sits in the owner's account: standing with the Partner Monetization Policies, age, professional mode and Meta's own review. We show a dash for anything we can't read instead of guessing.
What changed for Facebook Subscriptions in 2026?
In September 2026 Meta dropped the older test of 10,000 followers or 250 returning viewers plus 60 days of watch minutes or post engagements. It now asks for 5,000 followers on a Page or a profile in professional mode, age 18 or over, a country on its list and a clean policy record.

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