How LiveRank estimates LIVE earnings
Rankings contain diamond totals. LiveRank displays that source value and, where earnings are shown, applies one consistent comparison factor of approximately $0.005 per diamond.
| Tracked diamonds | LiveRank estimate | Calculation |
|---|
| 10,000 | Est. $50 | 10,000 × $0.005 |
| 100,000 | Est. $500 | 100,000 × $0.005 |
| 1,000,000 | Est. $5,000 | 1,000,000 × $0.005 |
The word “Est.” is essential. LiveRank does not have access to a creator’s payout account, contracts, taxes, deductions, regional terms, or final settlement. The dollar figure is a consistent analytics estimate, not verified take-home income.
Daily and cumulative tracked earnings
A creator may appear in many snapshots during one ranking period. Adding every snapshot would count the same accumulating score repeatedly. LiveRank instead stores a durable maximum for each creator and tracked product day, then uses those deduplicated daily values for day-by-day and cumulative analytics.
- Capture the source board and its diamond scores.
- Associate each score with the creator, region, ranking, and capture time.
- Retain the maximum observed score for that 10 PM–10 PM Mountain product day and label it by the date the window ends.
- Convert the daily maximum to a clearly labeled estimate.
- Sum deduplicated daily maxima for cumulative tracked history.
This describes what LiveRank observed. If a creator was not on a captured board—or a source capture was unavailable—the product cannot infer missing diamonds as though they were observed.
What earnings history is useful for
Estimated earnings normalize a large diamond number into an easier comparison. Agencies can use it to compare momentum, recognize unusually strong days, watch recruiting thresholds, and understand a roster creator’s tracked trajectory.
It should not be used for tax reporting, payroll, contractual reconciliation, or claims about a creator’s exact income. For those uses, the creator’s own platform statements and financial records are authoritative.