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Twitch Earnings Calculator

Stack your four Twitch income streams: subscriptions, bits, ads, and sponsorships. Honest math, no upselling.

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FAQ

How much does a Twitch sub pay the streamer?

Twitch standard split is 50/50 (so $2.50 net per Tier 1 sub). Top streamers can negotiate 70/30 ($3.50 per Tier 1). Tier 2 nets $5, Tier 3 nets

2.50 on standard split.

How much do bits pay?

1 bit = $0.01 to the streamer. So 100 bits =

, 10,000 bits =
00. Bits are pure profit (no production cost), which is why streamers often hype bit-driven incentives during streams.

How do Twitch ads pay?

Ad revenue is unpredictable and seasonal. Realistic estimate: $2 to

0 per 1,000 hours of viewer-watch-time, depending on category and ad density. Variety streamers earn less than IRL or Just Chatting streamers because of viewer-skip behavior.

How much do Twitch sponsorships pay?

Sponsorship is the biggest income stream for mid-tier streamers. Average concurrent viewers (CCV) drives the rate:

to $5 per CCV per stream for mid-tier sponsorships. A 500 CCV streamer can earn $500 to $2,500 per sponsored stream.

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