Streamer income
Twitch and Kick sub revenue calculator.
Enter your subscribers by tier, the price you are paid for each and your revenue split. The tool shows what you keep on Twitch, your Plus Points, and what the same subs would pay on Kick. Runs in your browser; nothing is sent or stored.
Twitch take-home = sub sales x your share. 100 Tier 1 subs at $5.00 on a 50% split is $250.00 a month; the same 100 subs at Kick's $5 and 95% is $475.00.
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Worked example
100 Tier 1 subs at $5.00, 10 Tier 2 at $10.00 and 2 Tier 3 at $25.00 come to $650.00 of sub sales. On the standard 50% share that is $325.00 a month, $3,900.00 a year. The same 112 subs score 100 + 20 + 12 = 132 Plus Points, which is above a 100-point Level 1 figure. On Kick, 112 subs at $5 and 95% pay $532.00.
How it works
Twitch splits subscription revenue 50/50 by default. Its Plus Program lifts qualifying Affiliates and Partners to 60/40 (Level 1) or 70/30 (Level 2); Twitch's January 2024 post counts a Tier 1 sub as 1 point, Tier 2 as 2 and Tier 3 as 6, with 100 points held for three consecutive months for Level 1 and 300 for Level 2. Set your own share if you are already on a Plus level.
KICK states that streamers keep 95% of revenue, with a 5% processing fee, and that a subscription is a flat $5 a month. Tier prices on Twitch vary by country, so type the amount you actually receive per sub.
Gift subs, Prime subs, taxes and payout fees are not modelled. The Plus Points row compares your current sub count with the thresholds; it does not know how long you have held them.
Everything runs in your browser. Nothing you type is sent or stored.
Terms and sources checked 2026-10-15
| Term | Figure | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Twitch standard sub split | 50% | Twitch Plus Program post (Level 1 is 60/40, Level 2 is 70/30) |
| Plus Points per sub | Tier 1 = 1, Tier 2 = 2, Tier 3 = 6 | Twitch blog, 24 Jan 2024 |
| Plus Level 1 / Level 2 points | 100 (three consecutive months) / 300 | Twitch blog, 24 Jan 2024 |
| Kick sub price and share | $5 a month, streamer keeps 95% | KICK Help |
Retrieved 2026-10. Terms change; confirm on the source before you rely on a number, and edit the fields if they have moved. This tool does not contact any of these services and is not affiliated with them.
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FAQ
How much does Twitch pay per sub?
Twitch's default split of subscription revenue is 50/50. Plus Program Level 1 raises it to 60/40 and Level 2 to 70/30. The sub price varies by country, so enter the price you are paid in the calculator.
What are Twitch Plus Points?
Twitch counts a Tier 1 sub as 1 point, Tier 2 as 2 and Tier 3 as 6. Its January 2024 post sets 100 points held for three consecutive months for Level 1 (60/40) and 300 points for Level 2 (70/30). The thresholds are editable here.
How does Kick compare with Twitch for subs?
KICK says streamers keep 95% of revenue after a 5% processing fee, and that subscriptions are a flat $5 a month. This tool applies those figures to the same number of subs so you can compare, but audience size and discovery matter more than the split.
Does this include gift subs, Prime or taxes?
No. Gift subs and Prime subs can pay differently and taxes and payout fees depend on your country, so treat the result as an estimate.