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@MissGayle@urbanists.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 days ago
ZUCK BUCKS How much money do Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, Pinterest, and Snapchat make from you? Most social media platforms squeeze a few bucks a month out of users — Meta’s ability to monetize your scrolling is on a completely different level. David Crowther, 8/8/25 ChartR graph showing Meta makes far and away more revenue off it's users, at $26.73 a month, compared to Snap, Reddit, and another competitor, which all make less than $3 a month. "Put another way, Meta is making more money from you than Netflix charges for its most expensive tier ($24.99). Of course, Meta does have both Facebook and Instagram to monetize your eyeballs, but even if we split the figure in half, it’s miles ahead of its peers."
ZUCK BUCKS How much money do Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, Pinterest, and Snapchat make from you? Most social media platforms squeeze a few bucks a month out of users — Meta’s ability to monetize your scrolling is on a completely different level. David Crowther, 8/8/25 ChartR graph showing Meta makes far and away more revenue off it's users, at $26.73 a month, compared to Snap, Reddit, and another competitor, which all make less than $3 a month. "Put another way, Meta is making more money from you than Netflix charges for its most expensive tier ($24.99). Of course, Meta does have both Facebook and Instagram to monetize your eyeballs, but even if we split the figure in half, it’s miles ahead of its peers."
ZUCK BUCKS How much money do Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, Pinterest, and Snapchat make from you? Most social media platforms squeeze a few bucks a month out of users — Meta’s ability to monetize your scrolling is on a completely different level. David Crowther, 8/8/25 ChartR graph showing Meta makes far and away more revenue off it's users, at $26.73 a month, compared to Snap, Reddit, and another competitor, which all make less than $3 a month. "Put another way, Meta is making more money from you than Netflix charges for its most expensive tier ($24.99). Of course, Meta does have both Facebook and Instagram to monetize your eyeballs, but even if we split the figure in half, it’s miles ahead of its peers."