Twitch widens its Partner Program so its streamers can make more money
Twitch seemingly opens up its Partner Program to attract more streamers to potentially earn its higher revenue streams.
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Twitch seemingly opens up its Partner Program to attract more streamers to potentially earn its higher revenue streams.
This strategic change is aimed at establishing a sustainable and long-term benefit for the Twitch community.
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Twitch is introducing a new tier to its premium revenue share program — currently known as the "Partner Plus Program" — that would grant a 60/40 revenue split and has lower qualification requirements than the existing tier, expanding access to smaller creators. Under the existing program, Partner Plus streamers receive 70% of the first $100,000 of net subscription revenue, and then 50% of any revenue after that. In a blog post, Twitch acknowledged that the cap "limited the earnings and growth opportunities" for streamers, and "served as a disincentive.&...
Twitch is making big changes to its monetization programs: expanding its Partner Plus program, eliminating its $100K revenue cap, and changing how it pays out its Twitch Prime Gaming subscription.