Calculate how much you earn from Twitch subscriptions instantly. Our free Twitch sub calculator shows you earnings from tier 1, tier 2, and tier 3 subscriptions. No signup, no login required. Just enter your subscriber count and see your potential earnings.
Tier 1 Subs.
$5.99/month
Tier 2 Subs.
$9.99/month
Tier 3 Subs.
$24.99/month
Streamer Type
This estimate is a benchmark using web subscription prices. Actual Twitch subscription revenue can vary by local pricing, mobile pricing, revenue split, taxes, fees, and your streamer agreement.
Quick input guide
Enter paid subscribers by tier.
Choose the split that matches your account.
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Estimated monthly payout
Based on the selected streamer type and paid subscriptions entered.
Monthly gross revenue
Monthly Twitch share
Yearly streamer revenue
Average revenue per sub
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Standard revenue splits
Affiliate estimates use 50%, and partner estimates use 70%.
Final payout can vary
Local pricing, taxes, fees, and custom agreements can change the final payout.
Enter your subscriber count
Add your Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 paid subs.
Choose Affiliate or Partner
Pick the revenue split that best matches your Twitch status.
Read your revenue estimate
See monthly payout, yearly revenue, and average revenue per sub.
See how much a Twitch streamer keeps from each paid subscription tier as an Affiliate or Partner.
Tier 1
$5.99 paid by the subscriber
Affiliate
$3.00
Partner
$4.19
Tier 2
$9.99 paid by the subscriber
Affiliate
$5.00
Partner
$6.99
Tier 3
$24.99 paid by the subscriber
Affiliate
$12.50
Partner
$17.49
Twitch has three paid subscription tiers. Higher tiers cost more and usually represent stronger viewer support.
| Tier | Monthly cost | Best for | Revenue impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 | $5.99 | Most viewers and standard monthly support | Baseline subscription revenue |
| Tier 2 | $9.99 | Fans who want extra perks or emotes | Higher payout per subscriber |
| Tier 3 | $24.99 | Highest-support fans | Highest payout per subscriber |
The exact subscriber benefits depend on the streamer, but higher tiers generally mean more support and more revenue per subscriber.
To start earning from Twitch subscriptions, creators usually need to join the Twitch Affiliate program first.
At least 50 followers
At least 500 total minutes broadcast in the last 30 days
At least 7 unique broadcast days in the last 30 days
Average of 3 or more concurrent viewers in the last 30 days
Bits & Cheers
Ads
Affiliate commissions
Sponsorships
Donations
For Bits and Cheers, use the Twitch Bits to USD calculator to estimate revenue from another Twitch monetization source.
The Twitch Sub Calculator helps streamers estimate their potential earnings based on the number of subscribers they have, the tier of the subscribers, and the revenue share percentage. It simplifies the process of calculating how much revenue a streamer can earn from Twitch subscriptions.
The revenue is calculated by multiplying the number of subscribers in each tier with the respective tier price and then applying the revenue share percentage based on whether the streamer is an affiliate or a partner.
Twitch offers three subscription tiers. For US web subscriptions, this calculator uses Tier 1 ($5.99/month), Tier 2 ($9.99/month), and Tier 3 ($24.99/month). Prices can vary by country and purchase platform.
Affiliates earn 50% of the revenue from each subscription, while Partners can earn up to 70% depending on their contract with Twitch.
Yes. Twitch uses local pricing for different regions, and mobile purchases can cost more than web purchases. Use the price labels shown in the calculator as the benchmark for this estimate.
Streamers are paid once they meet the payout threshold of $100. Twitch pays streamers via various methods, including direct deposit, PayPal, or check, depending on the streamer’s country.
Yes, viewers can choose to support streamers with a subscription to any of the three tiers, with Tier 1 being the most affordable and Tier 3 offering the highest level of support.
It depends on the subscription tier and your revenue split. Many streamers earn around 50% of each subscription, while some Twitch Partners have custom terms.
The main difference is the monthly price. Tier 1 is the entry-level subscription, tier 2 costs more, and tier 3 is the highest support option.
No. Twitch keeps a share of subscription revenue. Affiliates often receive 50%, while some Partners receive a higher split depending on their agreement.
Twitch usually pays out once you reach the platform's payout threshold. Timing can vary slightly depending on your payout method and country.
Most creators need to qualify for the Twitch Affiliate program first. The common requirements are 50 followers, 500 total broadcast minutes, 7 unique broadcast days, and an average of 3 concurrent viewers over the last 30 days.
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