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Twitch Revenue Estimator
Twitch pays in three currencies: subscriptions split by tier, Bits at a value you set, and ads at a rate you set. This estimator adds the three without assuming any of them.
Planning estimate, not financial advice. All figures on this page are estimates or scenarios for planning purposes only, built from the numbers you enter. They are not financial, tax or legal advice, and no earnings are promised. Read the full financial disclaimer.
What this tool does
Enter your subscribers in each tier with the tier prices — 4.99, 9.99 and 24.99 as the published US prices, all editable — and the split you actually receive, from your own agreement. Add Bits received and the value per Bit, plus ad revenue for the month. The estimator shows each stream and the monthly total.
The split is the number most calculators get wrong by assuming it. Partners and affiliates do not all receive the same share, and the share can change — so it is entered by you, with the default left blank rather than pre-filled with a guess.
Try it
Waiting. Enter your subscribers, split, Bits and ads, then press Calculate.
How it works
Subscription revenue is the sum of each tier’s subscribers multiplied by its price, multiplied by your share as a decimal. Bits revenue is Bits received multiplied by the value per Bit you enter. Ad revenue is added as a flat monthly figure. The total is the sum of the three.
Tier prices are the published US prices and are editable in the form — prices differ by country and by currency, so edit them to your own. The split is never pre-filled: enter the share your own agreement states.
Assumptions and limitations
Twitch’s payout structure is set by your agreement with Twitch, not by this page.
- Your share of subscription revenue is entered by you. Affiliates and partners do not all receive the same share, and it can change — check your own agreement.
- Tier prices are the published US prices (4.99, 9.99, 24.99) and are editable. Prices differ by country and currency.
- Bit value is entered by you. Do not assume a value — enter the one your own dashboard shows.
- Ad revenue is a flat figure you enter. Twitch ad rates vary by stream length, audience and season, and are not modelled here.
- Prime and gifted subscriptions count as subscribers in the tier the viewer used — enter them in the tier they belong to.
Worked example
Example (illustrative inputs, not a real channel). 120 Tier 1, 15 Tier 2, 3 Tier 3 subscribers at the published US prices, a 50% share, 5,000 Bits at 0.01 each, 40 of ads:
| Item | Figure |
|---|---|
| Gross subscriptions (120×4.99 + 15×9.99 + 3×24.99) | 823.62 |
| Subscription revenue at a 50% share | 411.81 |
| Bits (5,000 × 0.01) | 50.00 |
| Ad revenue | 40.00 |
| Monthly total | 501.81 |
Frequently asked questions
What share of subscriptions does a streamer receive?
It depends on your agreement with Twitch — affiliates and partners do not all receive the same share, and it can change. Enter the share your own agreement states; this tool never assumes one.
What are the Twitch subscription tier prices?
The published US prices are 4.99, 9.99 and 24.99 for Tiers 1, 2 and 3. Prices differ by country and currency, so edit the fields to your own if you are outside the US.
How much is a Bit worth?
Enter the value your own dashboard shows. The tool pre-fills 0.01 as an example starting point, clearly labelled — confirm it against your own payout figures, because the value is set by Twitch, not by this page.
Does this include donations or sponsorships?
No — only subscriptions, Bits and ads. Donations, sponsorships and merchandise are separate streams; add them to the total yourself.