TwitchMoney Calculator

Enter your subs, Bits, viewers and deals to estimate what your Twitch channel earns a month, and see which income stream does the most work.

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Your channel

Include Prime.

50% is standard. Partner Plus can pay 70%.

You get 1¢ per Bit.

What you earn per 1,000 ads shown.

Direct donations, after their fees.

Estimated Twitch income

Per month

$1,034 – $1,121

From 131 subs, 15K Bits and 28.8K ad impressions

Per year
$12,413 – $13,450
Subs before the split
$753.69
Per hour streamed
$12.93 – $14.01
Your share per Tier 1 sub
$2.50

Where it comes from

  • Subscriptions$376.85
  • Bits$150.00
  • Ads$57.60 – $144
  • Sponsorships$300.00
  • Tips$150.00

Estimates only, before tax. Sub prices are US prices at the time of writing; many countries have lower local prices, and Twitch's split and programs change, so check your Creator Dashboard. Ad impressions = viewers × hours × ad minutes × 2, assuming 30-second ads. Ad rates vary a lot by season and audience location.

How to use the Twitch Money Calculator

  1. 1

    Enter your subs for each tier, counting Prime and gift subs as Tier 1.

  2. 2

    Set your revenue split and the Bits you get a month.

  3. 3

    Add average viewers, hours streamed and ad minutes per hour.

  4. 4

    Add sponsorships and tips, then read the monthly range and breakdown.

How Twitch streamers make money

Twitch income usually comes from five places: subscriptions, Bits, ads, sponsorships and tips. Subs are the steadiest for most streamers. Sponsorships and tips are paid by brands and viewers directly, so Twitch doesn't take a cut of those.

How much is a Twitch sub worth?

At the time of writing, US prices are $4.99 for Tier 1, $9.99 for Tier 2 and $24.99 for Tier 3. The standard split is 50%, so a Tier 1 sub pays you about $2.50. Prime subs and gift subs count as Tier 1.

Streamers in Twitch's Partner Plus program can earn a 70% split, and Twitch has changed its programs more than once, so check yours in the Creator Dashboard. Many countries have lower local sub prices, which brings your average down.

Bits and ads

Viewers buy Bits and cheer them in chat, and you get 1¢ per Bit, so 10,000 Bits is $100.

Ad income depends on how many ads run and what advertisers pay. The calculator estimates ad impressions as average viewers × hours streamed × ad minutes an hour × 2, since most ads run 30 seconds, then multiplies by a CPM range. Twitch doesn't publish creator ad rates, and they swing with the season and where your viewers live, so keep the range wide.

The formula

Monthly income = (Tier 1 subs × $4.99 + Tier 2 subs × $9.99 + Tier 3 subs × $24.99) × your split + Bits × $0.01 + ad impressions ÷ 1,000 × ad CPM + sponsorships + tips.

With 120 Tier 1, 8 Tier 2 and 3 Tier 3 subs at a 50% split, subs pay about $377. Add 15,000 Bits ($150), $300 in sponsorships, $150 in tips and $58 to $144 from ads, and that's about $1,034 to $1,121 a month before tax.

Earning beyond Twitch

Relying on one platform means one policy change can hit everything. Many streamers add sponsorships, merch, YouTube highlights and a paid community. A link-in-bio page in your panels and socials gives viewers one place to find all of it.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Twitch pay per sub?

With the standard 50% split at US prices, about $2.50 for a Tier 1 sub, $5 for Tier 2 and $12.50 for Tier 3. Partner Plus streamers can get 70%.

How much do you make with 100 Twitch subs?

About $250 a month from 100 Tier 1 subs at a 50% split, before Bits, ads, sponsorships and tax.

How much are 1,000 Bits worth to a streamer?

$10. Streamers get 1¢ for every Bit cheered in their channel.

How much do Twitch ads pay?

Twitch doesn't publish rates. Streamers commonly report a few dollars per 1,000 ad impressions, varying by season, audience location and ad type, so use a low and high CPM to see a range.

Does Twitch take a cut of tips?

Not of tips sent through a third-party service, though that service or the payment provider charges its own fees. Bits are Twitch's own way to tip, and you get 1¢ per Bit.

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