Twitch Subscription Revenue Calculator
Estimate how much a channel earns from subscriptions in a month. Enter sub counts per tier and set the revenue split that applies to your channel.
Common values: 50 (50/50) or 70 (70/30 share programs).
Prices and the revenue split vary by channel status and location. Twitch deducts taxes and may apply regional differences — treat this as an estimate.
Tier 1: $4.99 · Tier 2: $9.99 · Tier 3: $24.99. Prime subs are included with an Amazon Prime membership and count toward a channel's sub number; here they are valued at the Tier 1 rate for revenue purposes.
How Twitch subscription revenue is split
A streamer and Twitch share the subscription fee. The classic split is 50/50 (streamer keeps $2.50 of a $4.99 Tier 1). Larger or qualifying channels can move to a 70/30 split, which changes every payout up to a per-sub revenue cap.
Use the editable share to model either split, then combine with Bits income for a fuller picture of channel earnings.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Twitch streamer make per sub?
At a 50/50 split, roughly $2.50 per Tier 1, $5.00 per Tier 2 and $12.50 per Tier 3. At 70/30 it's higher for qualifying channels.
Do Prime subs make the streamer money?
Yes — a Prime sub is effectively a Tier 1 sub included with Amazon Prime, and the streamer is paid the same split as a paid Tier 1 sub would produce.
Last updated — rates and figures change over time, so always confirm with the current source.
Figures are estimates for general information, not financial advice — see our disclaimer.