I like that we can view our previous payouts and that we can see what we have earned within certain periods, however, I would love to have a section that will show us how much we have earned since the last payout and how many days are left until the next threshold for payout. I dislike having to do the math on my own and wondering if I am really going to get paid the amount I see on my channel analytics. Honestly, the lack of ability to check your balance in a simple way has bugged me for a long time and I would love to be more confident about what my balance is.

Affiliates and Partners should have access to a clear description of how much they have earned within a payment period (not up until the current date) . As it is, the payout portal only lists if you have hit the threshold for payout ("$100+") and does not clearly state how much will be paid out to the streamer. RE: "The revenue dashboard on the Channel Analytics page is an estimate and not a final settlement for payout": there should be a final settlement statement before payouts are made. Creators deserve clear insights into their earnings, and not estimates and random numbers spread through the month. We shouldn't have to guess, adjust calendars or calculate our own earnings. The algorithm and data it in the system, it simply needs to be reformatted for clearer statements to allow Streamers to better understand and track their earnings.

(Resposting this because I initially published this in General)

In addition to knowing how much revenue I earn during a certain period of time, I would also like to have the following features:

1) At the end of each month, receive an email notification that you reached the $100 threshold, and when the revenue will be transferred into your account.

2) Something on the dashboard showing how much revenue is in the "balance" after each transfer. So I won't have to manually calculate that amount every time a check/transfer comes in.

3) Actually, let's just have an entire activity center for revenue. Similar to the one PayPal has, which lets you keep track of your balance, cheers/subs/gift subs received, revenue transferred, etc. The bar chart is neat, but I'd like the option to see the numbers as is, too!

If you use reruns you will mess up your concurrent view count.

I'd like to have my view count stats from my livestreams separated from the reruns stats. You guys mix the view count from lives + reruns so the information ends up being unreliable. For those who are getting sponsorships it can become a huge problem. I never realized this until a brand told me what my official concurrent view count was. Seems like external websites have access to that information and post it publicly but the problem is that it's not accurate info. My reruns might have 8 people but my lives have 50... Unfortunately you guys mix these two and I end up with a really low number that doesn't represent my audience at all. It would be great to have concurrent viewers for livestreams VS concurrent viewers for reruns.

The recent up to the payouts section has made a massive difference in ease of use, but I think we could benefit from it being taken a step further and revamping the revenue breakdown too. Twitch payouts are the middle of the month, but subs/bits/etc are processed daily.

I feel there needs to a clearer way of display of which payments were paid out in that month and which will roll over to next month as this would allow users to get a clearer idea of how much they already have towards the next payment threshold.

This could either be done in one of two ways:
1. By adding a "Since last payout" option to the drop-down list of analytics timeframe bar chart. (Currently the options are, day/week/month).
2. By displaying it under the "estimated total", for example:
Total Estimated Revenue (USD) $30.00
Total Estimated Since Last Payout $15.00

Since the "Total Estimated Revenue" doesn't state when it's calculated from, it can give a misleading total to those who may not be familiar with it, or to new affiliates. I think this change would give monetized streamers a clearer picture of their finaces and overall make it easier to understand and use.

Summary:
Since the payment details have been made easier to understand, I feel the "revenue breakdown" section could use a re-work too. Adding a specific feature that helps users instantly see how close they are to their next threshold payment rather than just the "total estimated" that is currently displayed.

Currently we receive an email that reads something akin to "This month, the magical Squirrel has bestowed unto you ...€"

I'd like to see something like this:
T1 subs (US) - x - ..$
T1 subs (UK) - x - .£
exchange rate £ to $:
T1 subs (SVK) - x - ..€
T2 subs (SVK) - x - .€
exchange rate € to $:
T1 subs (CZE) - x - ...CZK
T3 subs (CZE) - x - ..CZK
exchange rate CZK to $:
exchange fee - -....$
bits - ...$
pre-roll ads - ..$
mid-roll ads - ..$
Prime subs- 0$
You need $100+ in Prime revenue for payout.
Transfer fee - PartnerHype - -0$
Exchange rate $ to €:
Forced payout exchange fee $ to € - -....$
Grand total sent - ....€

I believe transparency is the very basis of any respectable company and I still don't understand why all Twitch provides are 'rough estimates' hidden within its UI.

As things stand, I receive under 20% of my income via Twitch and I'm pushing with my community hard to get this as close to 0 as only possible.

Currenty when I want to see the number of viewers my stream had at any given time I have to click on the statistics in my creator dashboard and for further examination of why a spike (or a dip) in viewership could possibly have occured I then have to click on the specific point in time which takes me to my VOD.

It would be so much easier to improve my own content if I just had the same red guy with a number next to it as on my live streams. It does not have to be 100% accurate, because it also isn't when I'm live. But it would make reflecting on my own streams so much easier.

It would make checking one's own progress way more accessible in my opinion. Then for more detailed analysis the current solution in the dashboard of course still had its value.

Hello, twitch has gone to local pricing in many countries this year, it looks very nice, but I think this causes a lot of problems and problems in some countries. In Turkey, 1 subscription is 9.90 TL, that is, approximately 10 TL. 10 TL = 0.78 $. Twitch already cuts a lot of money from the incoming money, and the money that comes to the publisher for 1 subscription is something around $ 0.30 for small publishers in Turkey. In order to be able to withdraw monthly, the money we need to save is $ 100, at least adjust the monthly withdrawal according to the local price or consider other changes. Because while it was difficult to collect $100 before, it has become even more difficult to collect now.For example, I'm throwing $100 for Turkey. If there were 100 TL, at least there are situations where I would be more comfortable... That's what I wanted to say.

As I go live, I post to multiple of my social media account and I see in analytics that some people use those links however I am never quite sure where they have come from so what I am proposing is allow us to create campaign URL's, this can be as simple as just giving us one variable to store a string in and then creating a section that breaks down how people enter stream via link.

I would like this feature as it would show me what places are effective and what messages are too as I sometimes tailor the messages for the place I am posting.