This would be a great change, currently, the revenue split is honestly absurd considering the streamers are the fundamental basis for the platform. While 100% to streamers would be fantastic, I understand that Twitch as a company wants to make all the money they can, so I think a 70%/80% split is more than fair. The recent talks of lowering the Partnered split down to 50% is definitely an unwelcomed change as it's just saddening that they'd like the money creators make to be split even fewer and far between? Disappointing.

And the payout limit as well! It would be life-changing to me as a small creator to be able to have the money I made soon after I made it. Having to wait 3 or 4 months for it all to build up is a instability that I feel is unnecessary to need to deal with. While I do think the concept of a payout limit isn't awful, I do believe there should be some filter so that people aren't just getting paid a dollar or two, especially if your payment method is by check, but as you said, 100 is certainly too high.

ALWAYS use the #subsplit hashtag when sharing this suggestion on social media. Keep spreading the word! Let your voices be heard.

This would be lifechanging for me as a small creator on the platform that wants to eventually go full-time. Having a higher revenue split in favor of streamers, in my opinion, would greatly benefit Twitch. More people would WANT to stream and become affiliated, for starters. I also believe this would greatly improve the motivation for people to start streaming long-term and grow their platforms more, thus raking in more money for themselves AND the platform.

The hope and expectation for amazon is that there would be more support to offset the change in revenue split... but also they can afford to reward their creators more.

All we're asking for is lower payout amount (so instead of $100 minimum it's like $25/$50 instead), a 70/30 split on subs/bits/etc., and maybe instead of once a month payment, maybe make it twice a month?? Like keep mid-month payout but also add one for the beginning or end of the month! Like, seriously, how is it that hard to understand? And with inflation going around, the price of living is ridiculous. Like ffs, I can't even commit to my streams like I want (or afford a better setup for that matter), cause I have to work a normal af job working retail, which harms my mental health to the point I don't even want to stream...

Add on to the fact that Twitch hates small streamers, so it's hard for new affiliates to even gain a smidge of an audience and constant subscribers to even make it worth it is just gut wrenching... Please, ******* do better.

The recent proposal by Twitch to put their profit above their creators has made it crystal clear to me what they're interested in, and it greatly disappoints and angers me. By doing the exact opposite of this suggestion, I'm now seriously considering leaving the platform in favor of YouTube, where there's a 70/30 split for ALL creators (you just have to get 1,000 subscribers first).

It's clear now the only way this is going to get fixed is if Twitch loses money, and the easiest way that's gonna happen is if streamers - BIG streamers - leave the platform. YouTube's managed to ****** some of them up, but I fear that's likely the only way the top 0.1% will leave the platform, and actually cause Twitch some damage.

For those unaware, such as perhaps NoRezervationz, there were articles posted yesterday that Twitch is interested in lowering the sub split of top partners from 70% to 50%, and incentivizing more ads, and that these changes could come as soon as this summer.

@seepo1456 What are you talking about? This is about Affiliates, not Partners. No one said anything about lowering Partner pay. smh

People have switched their full time livelyhoods to streaming. Lowering their pay will be catastrophic for most of those partners. Partners that brought people to twitch who wouldn't otherwise be here. You can't do that to those people!

This 70/30 split would honestly be life changing for me. Currently putting in 60hrs a week into the stream and having to get another job.

With the rest of the country getting increased wages we should as well!
The grind doesn’t stop however! We’re going live tonight!

@chemi_chemi Not every streamer makes the big bucks. It's a very very small percentage. Before I had to stop streaming, I had a few subs for several months and thousands of bits, but never broke the minimum for payout, so Twitch just kept all of the money.

Twitch makes tons of money screwing small streamers with their payout policies. They need to do better.

I think all twitch streamers are really lucky and I'm protecting and jealous but I want to make that kind of money at home, someone want to help? Please??

I would take even 10% of what these guys make

Twitch affiliates and partners deserve more support from Twitch. Y'all (Twitch) need to catch up with other platforms and pay us what we deserve.

I think after today’s news broke, this needs more boosting. Twitch needs to wake up and treat their creators well, before the YouTubes and Facebooks of the market start to look appealing enough for Twitch to lose creators and viewers en-masse.

Honestly, i think you guys (twitch) should give the content creators the money they deserve and for small cc let them keep the money they earned they dont need to be payed less same goes to big acc

SUPPORT SMALLER STREAMERS! And give everyone the money they've EARNED. Twitch is a massive company. You're not losing anything by listening to what the people are asking for and making some changes.

This is just getting rediculous now. No one hates Twitch streamers more than Twitch and they've made it more than apparent over the years, but this? come on man you're making more money than ever and you're taking our pay away? make it make sense...

Extremely disappointed in twitch if they follow through with this.

I just read a bloomberg news article about twitch wanting to lower subsplits among some other changes.

This uservoice includes so many features and one of the most important parts of this uservoice is to lower payout minimums and increase payment frequency and someone made a separate uservoice for here https://twitch.uservoice.com/forums/924712-creator-dashboard/suggestions/44301474-lower-payout-requirements

I recommend you all share this on Twitter! Use hashtags like #Twitch #TwitchAffiliate #TwitchPartner #TwitchSupport and also @Twitch @TwitchSupport get this trending!

I've been an albeit small, but full time, streamer on Twitch for almost 3 years now. There are other ways to try and supplement the income of self employment but twitch subs are often a huge portion of this. A 70-30 split would be enormous for me each month, especially after the domestic sub pricing changes and general tax. As an example, I received a sub on twitch today and was paid $1.52, which is £1.16 in my local currency. A twitch prime pays $2.04, which is £1.56. It's painful.