Twitch eliminates 70/30 revenue split
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Twitch no longer splits revenue 70/30
Twitch plans to standardize its revenue-sharing agreement with streamers, reshaping the revenue landscape for top creators who have historically been able to rake in a larger share of the money they generate through paid subscriptions on the platform.
Twitch plans to standardize its revenue-sharing agreement with streamers, reshaping the revenue landscape for top creators who have historically been able to rake in a larger share of the money they generate through paid subscriptions on the platform.
In a blog post on Wednesday, Twitch President Dan Clancy explained that while the "overwhelming majority" of streamers have a 50/50 revenue split on paid subscriptions, in the past a subset of creators have been offered premium subscription terms that gave them a better 70/30 deal. Twitch subscriptions start at $4.99 per month and offer viewers the opportunity to support their favorite streamers and receive special access and perks in return.
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