About This Game
Money Count turns your TikTok LIVE into a cash-counting room. Every gift a viewer sends is converted into what it actually pays a creator — coins to diamonds to dollars — and that amount falls out of a chute in the ceiling as real-looking notes and coins, landing on your desk in front of the whole stream.
Then it is yours to work: sweep the pile up, feed the notes through the bill counter and the coins through the sorter, band the stacks and roll the coins at the benches, break big bills at the change machine and stack the finished money in the vault. A big sign over the desk shows what you have made so far this LIVE, the gift screen names every sender, and a leaderboard ranks your top gifters.
Every payout is priced by the ScrollPlay game server, not the game window, and the default rates follow TikTok's own coin-to-diamond split. If you would rather the cash land faster or slower, Studio Mode lets you set what a diamond is worth, with a one-click reset back to the default.
Features
Real Payout, Real Cash
Every gift drops what it actually pays a creator, as notes and coins falling from a ceiling chute
A Room Full of Machines
Bill counter, coin sorter, banding and rolling benches, a change machine and a vault to fill
Server-Priced Gifts
Every payout is calculated on the ScrollPlay server, so the number on the sign is the honest one
Made-This-LIVE Sign
A running total with a goal bar, a named gift feed and a top-gifters leaderboard on the back wall
How to Play
Download the Launcher
Install the free ScrollPlay launcher for Windows
Sign In
Create an account or sign in with your existing credentials
Connect TikTok
Link your TikTok Live stream so gifts reach the game in real time
Open the Room
Launch Money Count and let every gift rain cash onto your desk
Audience Gift Mapping
What a gift drops at the default rates
- Rose (1 coin) — a penny — every gift drops at least one cent
- Paper Crane (99 coins) — 25¢ in coins
- Galaxy (1,000 coins) — $2.50 in notes and coins
- Lion (29,999 coins) — $75 in cash from the chute
- TikTok Universe (44,999 coins) — $112.50 in cash from the chute
There is nothing to bind: every gift drops its own payout, worked out from its coin price on the ScrollPlay server. The default rate is half a diamond per coin and $5.00 per 1,000 diamonds; Studio Mode can change what a diamond is worth and reset it to default.
Gameplay: your gifts, counted live
Most gift games turn a donation into a jump, a hit or a point. Money Count shows the donation itself. The cash that lands on the desk is the gift's payout at creator rates, so a stream of roses becomes a patter of pennies and a Galaxy lands as a small pile of notes — viewers can see exactly what they sent.
The fun is in the handling. Loose money can be scooped up by the handful, run through the counters, banded, rolled, polished and shelved, and the room merges piles of small change into bigger coins and notes on its own so the desk never drowns. The running total on the sign only goes up while you are LIVE, and "New night" starts the count fresh.
Built for TikTok Live streamers
Money Count needs no gift setup: connect TikTok in the ScrollPlay launcher and every gift already works. The gift feed shows who sent what, the leaderboard keeps your biggest supporters on screen, and Studio Mode adds test gifts for a dry run, the diamond-value setting, and the same overlay widgets and scenes as every other ScrollPlay game. Between gifts, hold T for a wheel of fidget toys to keep your hands busy on camera.
Money Count — frequently asked questions
Is Money Count free, or do I need a Play Pass?
Money Count is a Play Pass game, so it needs an active subscription on your ScrollPlay account. The launcher itself is a free Windows download, and your viewers are never charged anything beyond the gifts they choose to send.
Is the money in Money Count real?
No. The notes and coins are in-game props. What they show is real, though: each gift drops the amount it would pay a creator at the game's rates — half a diamond per coin and $5.00 per 1,000 diamonds by default — worked out on the ScrollPlay server. Your actual TikTok earnings are paid by TikTok, not by the game.
Can I change how much each gift drops?
Yes. In Studio Mode, the Actions page for Money Count has a setting for what a diamond is worth. Raise it and small gifts land as more cash, lower it for a slower pile, and Reset to default puts it back at $5.00 per 1,000 diamonds. The change reaches a running game straight away.
Do I have to set up gift bindings?
No. Unlike ScrollPlay's action games, Money Count has no gift-to-action map: every gift drops its own payout automatically. Studio Mode still has test gifts, from a single Rose to a TikTok Universe, so you can watch a drop land before you go live.
Can I play Money Count in the browser?
Not yet. Money Count runs in the ScrollPlay desktop launcher for Windows.