Enter your subscriber counts by tier, subscription revenue share, monthly Bits total, and other income to estimate your net monthly and yearly Twitch streaming income.
Enter the details above to calculate the result.
This is a rough estimate for planning purposes only. Twitch's standard revenue split is 50/50 between the streamer and Twitch, though some partners negotiate a more favorable 70/30 split (often up to a subscriber cap); enter the rate that applies to your own agreement, since it is not hardcoded here. The default Tier 1/2/3 list prices ($4.99/$9.99/$24.99) are editable so the result stays accurate even if Twitch changes its pricing, and gift subs, regional pricing, and Amazon Prime linked subs may settle differently than a plain price × share calculation. Bits payouts are assumed to be $0.01 per Bit by default, but this rate is also editable. Taxes, payment processor fees, and currency conversion are not included — check your Twitch Analytics dashboard and payout statements for your actual settlement amounts.
Twitch pays streamers primarily through subscriptions (viewers pay a recurring monthly fee across three price tiers) and Bits (a virtual currency viewers cheer with, convertible to cash), with Twitch taking a cut of both before the streamer's settlement — the standard subscription split is 50/50, though some larger or Twitch-favored streamers negotiate a more favorable 70/30 split. This tool estimates your monthly and annual net revenue combining subscriptions, Bits, and any other income you enter.
Subscription revenue is calculated per tier (Tier 1, 2, 3, each with a different default price you can adjust) as subscriber count × price × your settlement percentage. Bits revenue converts your entered monthly Bit count into dollars at the standard $0.01 per Bit payout rate, then applies the same settlement percentage. All these amounts, plus any other revenue you enter, are summed for your total estimated monthly and annual income.