Twitch Earnings Estimator

Enter your subscribers, Bits and average viewers. Prices, your share and ad rates are editable assumptions, and the result is a rough range, not a prediction.

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A rough estimate only. Twitch sets prices, the share you receive and the Bits rate, and they change, so enter the current figures from your Twitch dashboard. Payouts are after taxes and fees.

Ejemplos resueltos

Small channel

100 Tier 1, 10 Tier 2 and 2 Tier 3 subscribers, 10,000 Bits, 50 viewers for 80 hours

Subscriptions: £216.20 to £302.68 a month Bits: £75.00 a month Ads: £2.00 to £8.00 a month Estimated range a month: £293.20 to £385.68 Estimated range a year: £3,518.40 to £4,628.16

Subscriptions are the largest part.

Viewers only

No subscribers, 200 average viewers for 100 hours

Subscriptions: £0.00 to £0.00 a month Bits: £0.00 a month Ads: £10.00 to £40.00 a month Estimated range a month: £10.00 to £40.00 Estimated range a year: £120.00 to £480.00

Ad income alone is small.

Sobre Twitch Earnings Estimator

This Twitch earnings estimator turns your subscribers, Bits and viewers into a monthly income range. Enter how many subscribers you have at each tier, the prices, the share you receive, the Bits cheered and your average viewers and hours. It adds up subscriptions, Bits and ads, and gives a low and high figure for the month and the year.

Every price, share and rate is an assumption that you can change, because Twitch sets them and they change. Subscriptions earn you a share of the price after tax, which is 50% for most streamers and higher for some, so the tool uses a low and a high share. The result is a rough estimate, and it leaves out sponsorships and donations.

Cómo usar Twitch Earnings Estimator

  1. Enter your subscribers at each tier and the current prices.
  2. Set your low and high share of subscription income.
  3. Enter your Bits and your average viewers and hours streamed.
  4. Read the monthly and yearly range.

Usos habituales

  • Setting expectations before applying for Affiliate or Partner
  • Seeing how many subscribers replace a part time income
  • Comparing subscription income with Bits and ads
  • Planning a low and a high case

Fuentes

Última revisión: 15 de octubre de 2026.

Preguntas frecuentes

How much of a subscription do streamers keep?

The standard share is 50% of the subscription price after taxes, processing fees and currency conversion. Some streamers qualify for a higher share under the Plus programme, so the tool lets you set a low and a high figure.

How much is a Bit worth to a streamer?

The Partner programme pays 1 cent per Bit. The tool asks for the value in pence, with 0.75p as a starting figure, so change it to match the exchange rate.

Why are ads so uncertain?

Ad income depends on how many ads run, how many people watch them and what advertisers pay, so it differs a lot between streamers. The tool uses a low and a high rate per 1,000 viewer hours.

Is this a prediction?

No. It is a rough estimate based on the numbers you enter. Check your Twitch dashboard for real figures and the current terms.