Plug in your subscriber counts to see what a Twitch sub month actually pays out, before and after Twitch’s revenue split and your own tax/fee estimate. Numbers update live as you type — nothing leaves your browser.
Estimates only. Actual payouts vary by region, payment processor fees, currency conversion, prime/gifted-sub policies, and individual tax situation. Twitch’s standard split is 50/50; Premium Partner Plus contracts get 70/30 on the first $100k. Not financial advice.
The default 50/50 split is what Twitch Affiliates and standard Partners get. Premium Partner Plus (a higher-tier contract reserved for a smaller set of streamers) moves to 70/30 on the first $100k of net revenue per year, then drops back to 50/50 above that — toggle the checkbox to see what that looks like at your sub count.
How to use this
- Enter how many subscribers you have at each tier (or want to model).
- Toggle Premium Partner if you’re on the 70/30 contract.
- Tweak the tax/fees percentage to match your real-world situation (most US-based streamers land around 15–25% after self-employment tax and processor fees; international varies wildly).
- Use the estimated take-home number as a rough planning anchor — not a promise.
What this calculator does not account for
- Gifted subs (Twitch sometimes adjusts the split or fees for these)
- Prime subs (counted as Tier 1 but paid out separately from Amazon)
- Bits, cheers, ad revenue, sponsorships — only sub income is modeled here
- Regional currency conversion or PayPal/Tipalti payout fees
- Your specific tax bracket, deductions, or business expenses
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