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How much does @FT make on X?

Financial Times · News & Media · Rank #42 of 186 tracked accounts

Estimated monthly earnings from Creator Revenue Sharing

$258$1,032

Roughly $3,096 $12,382 a year

Followers
8M
Est. impressions / mo
122.8M
Rate per 1M
$2.10 $8.40
Posts / week
150

Financial Times (@FT) is estimated to earn $258 to $1,032 a month from X Creator Revenue Sharing. Business newspaper with a Premium-dense professional readership.

That figure comes from roughly 8M followers posting about 150 times a week, which we model at around 122.8M impressions a month. The audience is mostly uk, eu, australia and the niche is tech, crypto, finance or politics (premium-dense), which together set the applied rate at $2.10 to $8.40 per million impressions.

Within News & Media, that is below the median tracked account in the category, at about 63% of it. Engagement is classified as average, which sets how far each post travels beyond the follower count itself.

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Follower counts here are approximate public figures, last reviewed 2026-05. Impressions are modelled, not measured — only the account owner can see the real figure.

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Questions about @FT and X earnings

How much does @FT make on X?
We estimate $258 to $1,032 a month from X Creator Revenue Sharing, based on roughly 8M followers and an estimated 122.8M impressions a month. This is a modelled range, not reported earnings.
How many followers does @FT have?
Approximately 8M as of 2026-05. Follower counts here are rounded public figures rather than live API data, so check the account directly for the current number.
Is @FT monetized on X?
We have no signal on whether this account is enrolled in Creator Revenue Sharing. The figure shows what the account's reach would be worth if it were.
Why is the estimate for @FT a range?
X publishes no per-impression rate, and payouts depend on engagement from Premium subscribers rather than raw views. Reported rates span $0.50 to $10 per million impressions, so any single-number estimate would be false precision.

Estimate generated by the HowMuchOnX model, version 2026.09.1, last updated 2026-09-19. This is a modelled range derived from public information — not a statement of Financial Times's actual income, and not sourced from X. Read the methodology.