has anyone managed to get into the facebook monetization beta?

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anyone had one of their pages invited or got in through asking them to review you?
if so how are your earnings on there

i recall you used to need over 10k likes and 500 hours of video views or something to get ads shown on your video but that seems to have gone now
 
Yes, some pages are getting invited after review requests, even without hitting the old 10k likes or 500-hour view limits. But most creators say earnings are way lower now—around $5–$20 per 100k views. It’s still possible to make money, but payouts aren’t like before.
 
Yeah, the old thresholds seem gone. From what I see in FB groups, it now more about consistency + content type. Pages posting long form casual videos or mini tutorials seem to get priority invites lately.
 
anyone had one of their pages invited or got in through asking them to review you?
if so how are your earnings on there

i recall you used to need over 10k likes and 500 hours of video views or something to get ads shown on your video but that seems to have gone now
Facebook has merged multiple monetization programs into one
The new Facebook Content Monetization Beta program combines In-Stream Ads, Ads on Reels, and Performance Bonuses into a single platform, allowing creators to monetize across videos, reels, photos, and posts
 
here are pages they dont reach the limit and still get invited but recently the videos on Facebook have been down and the earnings are lower you can still make money but it wont be as much as before and need more creativity
 
Recently, I saw some people being admitted to the beta program without having to have 10k likes or 500 hours of watch time like before, it seems like they are testing a new algorithm or expanding the access criteria. Some small but highly interactive pages with regular content are still invited. The income is quite fluctuating, depending on the niche and viewing time, but the CPM is not very high unless it falls into long content or good retention. It seems like they are prioritizing original content, posting regularly and not violating the rules over fanpage metrics.
 
Yeah, the monetization beta rules seem to be shifting lately — some pages get invited even without hitting the old 10k/500h thresholds.
From what I’ve seen, Facebook’s focus now leans more toward engagement quality, original content, and audience retention. A few creators I know got access just by staying consistent with Reels + decent page activity.
 
because those videos have been suggested and facebook will prioritize viewers.
 
Recently, some users joined the beta program without needing 10k likes or 500 hours of watch time, indicating a new algorithm. Smaller, interactive pages with regular content are being invited. Income varies by niche, and CPM is low unless the content is long or retains viewers well. Facebook seems to prioritize original content and consistent posting over fanpage metrics.
 
i recall you used to need over 10k likes and 500 hours of video views or something to get ads shown on your video but that seems to have gone now
For FB monetization beta, yes — it's currently invite-only. Meta is rolling out the Content Monetization Beta, merging in‑stream ads, Reels ads, and performance bonuses into one unified system

Eligibility used to be:

10k+ followers + 30k 1‑min views on 3+‑min videos, or
600k total minutes across videos in 60 days

Now, it's invitation-based. They’re contacting ~1 million creators first, with open enrollment expected later in 2025

To increase your chances:​

Hit those old metrics (followers + minutes seen).
Post a mix: Reels, long videos, photos, text.
Express interest via Creator Studio → Monetization or Meta Business Suite.
Stay compliant (original content, no policy grabs).

You can’t just apply openly anymore you gotta hit the old thresholds and wait to be invited. But if your Page is active and eligible, hit that “express interest” button.
 
The rules have changed to be more flexible about watch hours and likes. But the amount of money you can make from it has also decreased a lot.
 
Yes, some pages can now be invited or approved after submitting a request, although there are no longer strict requirements like before (10k likes, 500 hours of viewing…). Income is still okay if the content is original, interactions are real and follow Meta's policies.
 
Being invited to join Facebook's money making programs is completely real and you can also register, Facebook will start reviewing based on criteria of followers, viewing hours, and policy compliance.
 
Yes, some people get invited to Facebook’s monetization programs based on content quality and engagement. Old requirements like 10k likes and 500 watch hours have changed or been relaxed. Earnings vary by format — from ads, bonuses, stars, to subscriptions — ranging from a few dollars to thousands monthly.
 
Some pages still receive invites despite not reaching the limit, but recent declines in Facebook video views have reduced earnings. You can still make money, but it requires more creativity than before.
 
Yeah, I had one of my smaller pages invited a few months ago. It just showed up as an option, I didn't specifically ask for a review. You're right, the old requirements seem to be gone; it feels like they're looking more at consistent activity and audience interaction now. The income from it is decent, not a massive earner on its own, but it's a solid addition if your content is doing well.
 
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