Twitch announces a new program to help streamers make more money
Some Twitch streamers could be eligible for a new more favorable revenue split. But there are several things worth noting.
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Some Twitch streamers could be eligible for a new more favorable revenue split. But there are several things worth noting.
You can only qualify for Twitch Partner Plus's 70-30 split if you maintain a certain subscriber count for a significant period of time.
Kick's generous revenue sharing terms are attracting high profile video game streamers like Ninja. But its Wild West approach to content moderation could pose problems.
The new tier will officially launch in October.
Twitch is giving livestreamers a considerably stronger incentive to grow their audiences. The service plans to roll out a Partner Plus program that will give more successful creators a 70 percent share of their net subscription revenue instead of the usual 50 percent, up to a $100,000 threshold in the calendar year. A partner will qualify by holding on to at least 350 recurring paid subscriptions (gifts and Prime don't count) for three months....