Twitch's New Revenue Share System: More Money for Smaller Streamers with Conditions.
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Twitch is launching a Partner Plus program that will give successful creators a 70% share of their net subscription revenue instead of the usual 50%, up to a $100,000 threshold in the calendar year. To qualify, a partner must hold at least 350 recurring paid subscriptions for three months. The program will be available worldwide and will launch on October 1st. This move is aimed at encouraging more streamers to stick to the service, particularly those in the early stages of their livestreaming career.
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