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Twitch just made it a little easier to qualify for the Partner Plus program Earlier this summer, Twitch offered some good news to streamers frustrated with…
Here's how Twitch streamers can keep up to 70% of their revenue: Twitch has updated its innovative Partner Plus program, giving live streamers a better chance of keeping up to 70% of their revenue.
Earlier this summer, Twitch offered some good news to streamers frustrated with the platform's default revenue share, which splits earnings between the company and the creator 50/50. With the launch of Twitch's new Partner Plus program, streamers could soon qualify to take home 70% of their earnings instead — but that better deal came with a few pretty major caveats. To qualify for Partner Plus, Twitch requires that streamers maintain a minimum of 350 paid subscribers for three straight months.
Twitch announced that higher subscription tiers will count for extra toward meeting the 350 paid subscriber requirement.