Twitch Money Calculator

Hey lucky Twitch streamer! Ever thought of turning your gaming passion into a paycheck? Pixel is itchy to bring out the new Twitch Money Calculator. Estimate how much you can earn in a single stream, monthly or early. No need for a password or signing up.

Twitch Money Calculator

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How To Use FeedPixel's New Twitch Money Calculator

Follow the steps to estimate potential incomes on Twitch. Use our forever free Twitch earnings calculator from FeedPixel.

STEP 1

Drag the slider to set the current number of channel followers and views, average number of streams, live viewers, chatters, and stream duration.

STEP 2

From the drop-down menu choose the type of games you usually stream on Twitch, and the country from which most of the stream viewers are.

STEP 3

Get your results. Note, you may not see any earnings if you forgot to drag any slider or
the followers, viewers, or chatters are not enough.

Streamers Use Twitch Calculator To:

✔️ Track Twitch channel’s potential monthly and yearly
✔️ Check how much money Twitch streamers can make
✔️ Estimate a streamer’s potential earnings per stream
✔️Compare channels with different stats and streams

How Much Money Twitch Streamers Make?

Generally, an average streamer can make anywhere from $100 dollars a month up to hefty $10 000 and more. This number depends on a range of engagement and growth factors like the number of followers, live viewers, active chatters, etc. Our Twitch Money Calculator takes the 8 most important earning factors into account when estimating results which proves to be accurate.

Of the 8 factors, the number of Twitch channel followers, live viewers and chatters, as well as the stream length and frequency matter most. So, if you are streaming multiple times a day with no results, you might want to buy Twitch followers, live viewers, and chatbot chatters to improve channel authority first. Then, as you become Twitch Affiliate and Twitch Partner later on, you will see a jump in estimated earnings per stream.

To better understand how much Twitch streamers earning potential is you should know how streamers can actually make money on Twitch.

How Much Money Top Twitch Channels Are Worth?

While many of the top streamers like Ninja earn not only from channel subscriptions, but sponsorships, game ads, and affiliate links, which are hard to track, we can calculate channel and stream potential incomes. You can see that being one of the best gamers who stream Live on Twitch pays off.

#10 MRKERORO10 – ab $1k a month and $13k a year
#9 Zeko- appx. $2k a month and $23k a year
#8 Yogscast – appx. $2k a month and $36k a year
#7 Zeon – around $2.5k a month and $24k a year
#6 RTGameCrowd – appx. $3k a month and $40k a year
#5 BLXCKOUTZ – around $4k a month and $46k a year
#4 Brunenger – appx. $7k a month and $90k a year
#3 AOC – ab $7k a month or $200k a year
#2 BeyondTheSummit – appx. $8k a month and $110k a year
#1 Domingo – ab. $16k a month and $190k a year
Knowing basic channel stats you can use our Twitch Calculator to check potential earnings of your own channel, or another streamer in your niche.

How Streamers Make Money On Twitch?

There are multiple ways streamers can earn money from Twitch. Proficient streamers not only receive fans donations, but cash on Twitch subscriptions and ads. Additional ways of making money on Twitch include selling custom merch, affiliate marketing, tournament awards, and brand sponsorships.

It is important to note that as streamer grows the channel subscriptions and builds bonds with viewers more money will fall into the pocket. Roughly of all the money a streamer could make on Twitch, 60-80% comes from channel subscriptions. From every $4.99, with $9.99 and $24.99 paid by a channel subscriber, a solid 50% goes into the streamer’s pocket.

Twitch Affiliates and Partners accept fans donations in the form of Twitch bits as signs of appreciation of wow-streams. Bits are purchased by fans on real-life money, and can later be cashed on PayPal by the streamer. Yet, because not every viewer is so excited to gift a creator, donation money is only about 3-6% of the overall Twitch earnings.

Our Twitch Money Calculator gives you an idea of the approximate value of your channel and streams based on stream activity and channel’s size.

Earning Money with Twitch: Mission Impossible?

What are the factors that determine streamer’s success?

There are couple of things your Twitch success depends on: the number of channel subscribers, their engagement rate (likes, live viewers, channel views), your geographic location, a number of streams per week, and of course, the length and the content of a stream (all factors are taken into account in Twitch Money Calculator). While there are factors you can’t change as the chosen niche for your broadcasts, or location, simple things like partnering with other streamers, bonding with followers, getting superb filming/audio kit, and streaming 3-4 times/week can make a difference.

How often and long do I need to stream?

There’s no universal formula for broadcasting on Twitch. Many successful streamers reported to stream several times a day with an average length of 60 – 180 minutes/stream. What we think is even more impactful than frequency is consistency and streaming quality. You don’t want to flood your subs with 20 streams the first week, only to broadcast 2-3 the next week. It may also be worthy to stream in the evenings rather than in broad daylight since more viewers are tuned in.

Are there any shortcuts to expand my Twitch channel fast?

When speaking of shortcuts everyone wants a safe and secure solution, right?
Without going deep into details, we just say numbers matter on Twitch. The more realistic channel views, subscribers and live viewers on streams you get, the more likely you are to prove the authority of your channel to potential followers, and get more users engaged with your streams. That said, frequent and good quality streaming no one cancelled yet.

When is the time to start making money on Twitch?

As soon as you’ve met Twitch Affiliate requirements, meaning you have at least 500 broadcast minutes in the past 30 days, 7 broadcasts and 3 concurrent viewers per stream in the past 30 days, and 50+ followers. Become a Twitch Affiliate, and work your butt off to become a Twitch Partner. Just to let you get an idea of how difficult that might be – an estimated 22 000 out of 2 million Twitch users are Partners. Only then, you can make Twitch streaming your full-time career.

How can I improve my Twitch earnings?

In general, be inventive and business-like. Create and sell merchandise (hoodies are a great example), attach relevant affiliate links to your channel (you don’t want to promote superpower cookbooks for game enthusiasts, or do you?). A Twitch pro also receives donations by adding a “Donate” button to their channel.
Also, invest time and money into your streams. Stream 100+ hours a week and grow your stream viewership (aim a minimum of 10 000 people viewing you live). To get a more detailed ratio for Twitch engagement/channel earning potential, use our advanced Twitch Money Calculator.

How does your Twitch Money calculator work?

Advanced code encryption in the Twitch money calculator algorithm allows to make accurate estimates of streamer’s potential earnings. Sophisticated mathematical sequences and coefficients developed by the developers team at FeedPixel paired with a handful of data analysts ensures maximal accuracy and speed in Twitch revenue calculation.
That said, estimations are executed on the basis of 8 factors alone, and shall not be interpreted as universal.

How accurate are Twitch Calculator results?

As for our data, accuracy hits up to its absolute record of 99.6% for Twitch Money Calculator. Believe It or not, just getting started we have already received over a 100 reviews, thank you emails, and a couple of postcards(!) To our surprise the demand for accurate calculations of Twitch earnings is more than ever today. So reliable data comes in handy when planning a Twitch streaming career. But, don’t take our words for it – try Twitch Money Calculator yourself to map out your streams.

Streamers Share Feedback on Calculator

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Ryder Short

I just wanted to make fun of my bro who earns almost nothing from his channel on Twitch and was checking his current income with your calculator. But it really showed just 10 bucks he got this month! Such a quick and accurate job. Using myself btw

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