One gift, one Fan Club: a Heart Me is how you join a creator’s Fan Club. How much is a Heart Me on TikTok, then? Exactly one coin, the same as a Rose, and the first one you send in a creator’s LIVE gets you a welcome page and a fan badge next to your name.
What the Heart Me looks like
The one to look for is a glossy red heart with a golden rim and a big grin: two dark eyes, pink cheeks, and a wide-open smile. A small gold crown floats above it, flanked by two yellow sparkles.
| Heart Me gift cost | 1 coin |
|---|---|
| What the viewer pays | about $0.01 with coins bought on the web, slightly more when they come from the app |
| What the creator gets | about half a Diamond, roughly a quarter of a cent; TikTok keeps the difference |
| Available in | all 95 regions in our check, among them the US, Germany, Spain, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam |
What is a Heart Me gift on TikTok? The Fan Club’s front door
It’s the gift behind the Join button, and TikTok’s own LIVE Studio help describes joining with it as a low-friction way for casual viewers to show support. In a LIVE, viewers tap Join next to the creator’s name, and TikTok opens a sheet listing the member perks, like Fan Club emotes, exclusive gifts, and a level-up celebration. At the bottom sits a single button: Send Heart Me and join, for one coin.
On the Fan tab, the way in is to send a Heart Me, and that one coin makes you a level 1 member. The Super Fan tab next to it is TikTok’s monthly LIVE subscription: it puts a new fan straight at level 10 and includes the Fan Club automatically, no Heart Me needed, as TikTok’s Super Fan FAQ confirms. What Super Fans get on top, and what they’re worth to a creator, is in our guide to TikTok subscriptions and Super Fan.
✅ Gets the viewer into the creator’s Fan Club
✅ Counts as a daily mission and earns Fan points for leveling up
✅ Wakes up a membership that went quiet
✅ Adds Popular points to the club, which help the creator’s LIVE ranking
Fan points move members up to level 50. Along the way they collect badges, TikTok announces their level milestones in the LIVE feed, and exclusive gifts open up at levels 1, 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50. TikTok’s Fan Club guide has the details.
Members who collect no Fan points on seven LIVE days in a row go dormant, and their badge turns grey. A single new Heart Me brings them back, and TikTok even suggests reminding inactive fans about it.
How much is a Heart Me on TikTok LIVE worth to the creator once the club grows? A hundred new members in one stream add up to about 50 Diamonds, roughly 25 cents. Two Heart Mes make about one Diamond, so the calculator below shows what a busy evening of new members comes to in your currency.
Estimated value: –
1 Diamond = $0.005 USD. Other currencies are approximate. The TikTok app shows the exact amount when you withdraw.
Welcome every new member on your stream
TikTok recommends a Heart Me LIVE goal to grow your club. TikFinity brings the same idea into your scene: a Gift Counter for the Heart Me counts every one that lands, with a goal of your own or as a plain running count.
1 In TikFinity, head to Gift Overlays, add a Gift Counter (free) for the Heart Me, and set a goal or keep it at 0 for a simple count.
2 Click Copy URL and bring the link into your broadcasting tool: OBS Studio takes it as a browser source, TikTok LIVE Studio as a link source.
3 Press Test, check that the number moves, and park the counter where new viewers can’t miss it. The Heart Me never arrives as a combo, so each one moves the count by exactly one.
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Streaming from your phone instead? TikFinity Mobile can greet each new member with a sound of its own: tap “Add new Sound Alert”, and in the list of triggers the five standard events like Follow and Share come first, followed by every single gift, the Heart Me included.
Heart Me, Heart, Hearts: only one gets you in
Before you pick the gift for that counter, make sure it’s the right heart, because TikTok has several. How much is a heart on TikTok, then? That depends on the heart: the Heart costs 1 coin like the Heart Me, and the Hearts gift costs 199. Between them sit the gesture gifts, the Finger Heart at 5 coins and the Hand Heart at 100, but only the Heart Me is tied to the Fan Club.
And the hearts that float up the screen when viewers tap? Those are likes, and they’re free. Our guide on how to like a LIVE on TikTok explains what they do for your stream.
Heart Me on TikTok: quick answers
Yes, one coin, which comes to about $0.01 if your coins came from the web and a bit more if you bought them in the app. Recharges start at 30 coins, though, so with an empty balance you buy at least 30 and send one of them as your Heart Me; the rest stays in your balance. That coin is the whole price of a Fan Club membership. Staying active afterwards takes Fan points, and you also earn those for free by commenting in the creator’s LIVE.
Yes. Send a Heart Me in each creator’s LIVE and you’re a member of every one of those clubs. Your level grows separately in each club, depending on how much you interact with that creator.
It’s the Heart Me that Fan Club members send as one of their daily missions. Each one costs a coin, earns Fan points for leveling up, and keeps the membership from going dormant.
Those members have gone dormant: they collected no Fan points on seven days in a row when you were LIVE. One new Heart Me in your LIVE makes them active again, so a quick reminder on stream is worth it.
The hearts from tapping the screen are likes: free for viewers, and they don’t pay the creator. Gifts do, and even a Heart Me turns into roughly half a Diamond.
They lose their level and every privilege they unlocked in your club. A new Heart Me lets them rejoin, but they start over. A fan who just goes quiet is a different case: only their exclusive gifts and privileges are frozen, their level stays, and one Heart Me unfreezes everything.
