How much is 100 subs or gifted subs on Twitch?

For US viewers, 100 Tier 1 subs or gifted subs cost $499. The streamer's payout depends on their contract: $249.50 (Standard 50/50 split), $299.40 (Plus 60/40), or $349.30 (Partner Plus 70/30). Keep in mind that mobile purchases may reduce this amount due to app store fees.

How much is 1000 bits on Twitch?

Twitch pays streamers exactly $0.01 per bit. Therefore, 1000 bits always equals $10.00 for the creator, regardless of the viewer's location.

Why do subs cost different amounts in different countries?

Twitch introduced Local Subscription Pricing to adjust the cost of a sub based on the cost of living in the viewer's country. A sub from Brazil or Mexico costs less in USD than a sub from the US or UK.

When does Twitch pay streamers and what is the payout threshold?

Twitch operates on a Net-15 schedule. You receive your money 15 days after the end of the month, provided you meet the minimum payout threshold. The standard threshold is $50 for most payment methods like PayPal, eCheck, or ACH. If you use Wire Transfer, the threshold is $100.

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Twitch Sub & Bit Calculator

How much do streamers actually make? The twitch subs calculator give you the exact revenue from subs or gifted subs and bits based on location and Twitch contracts.

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⭐ Number of Subs (Tier 1) E.g., 100 gifted subs or active subscribers.

🌍 Viewer’s Location Affects the base price (Local Sub Pricing).

🤝 Revenue Split (Contract) The streamer’s cut of the subscription.

💎 Number of Bits (Optional) 1 Bit is exactly $0.01 for the streamer.

Estimated Twitch Payout

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Twitch’s Cut

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⚠️ Transparency Disclaimer: This gross estimation is based on desktop purchases. If viewers buy subs or bits through the iOS or Android Twitch app, Apple and Google take a 30% cut before the Twitch split, which significantly reduces the streamer’s final payout.

Required Subscriptions

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Based on your selected location and contract split

Wondering how much Twitch pays? Use our free Twitch subs calculator to estimate exactly how much money streamers make from subs, gifted subs and bits, based on their specific contract and location.

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How much do 100 Twitch subs cost? Use the Twitch subs calculator to find out.

It’s the most common question viewers ask when a massive hype train hits. If a viewer from the US drops 100 subs or gifted subs, they pay $499. However, the streamer does not receive $499.

Based on our Twitch subs calculator, a standard Twitch Affiliate (50/50 split) will make exactly $249.50. If the creator has unlocked the Partner Plus program (70/30 split), their revenue jumps to $349.30 for those same 100 subs.

Bits vs. Subs: Which is better for the streamer? find out with the Twitch subs calculator

The Golden Rule of Bits Unlike subscriptions, which are heavily affected by Twitch Local Subscription Pricing (an external factor) and platform splits, Bits are a fixed currency for the creator. Twitch pays exactly $0.01 per bit. Therefore, 1000 bits is always $10.00 in the streamer’s pocket. The viewer pays the extra markup when buying the bits, protecting the creator’s revenue.

Twitch Payout Schedule: When do you actually get the money?

What is the minimum Twitch payout threshold?

Calculating your revenue is great, but getting it in your bank account is better. Twitch operates on a Net-15 payout schedule. This means you are paid 15 days after the end of the month in which you hit the minimum required threshold.

The standard Twitch payout threshold is $50 for most common payment methods (PayPal, eCheck, ACH/Direct Deposit). However, if you opt for a Wire Transfer, the minimum threshold remains at $100.

How many subs to make $1000 on Twitch?

If you have a standard Affiliate contract (50/50 split) and your viewers are located in the US ($4.99 per sub), you earn roughly $2.50 per subscription. To make $1,000, you need exactly 400 active subscribers.

However, if you unlock the Partner Plus program (70/30 split), you earn about $3.50 per US sub. In that case, you only need 286 subs to reach the $1,000 milestone. You can use our “Money ➔ Subs” calculator mode above to run the exact math for your specific location and contract.

How do you make more money as a streamer?

Relying solely on Twitch subs and bits is incredibly volatile. If you want to turn content creation into a stable career, you need to step outside the platform’s ecosystem.

The fastest way to scale your income is through brand deals and influencer marketing. Once you reach an average of 30 to 50 concurrent viewers, you can start charging for your airtime. Curious about your market value? Use our Twitch Sponsorship Calculator to find out how much you should charge for a 2-hour dedicated stream.

Tools to boost your sub count & retention

To hit those viewership milestones and maximize your sub revenue, you need to retain your audience. Here is how our other tools can help:

Build loyalty: Viewers who know exactly when you are live are much more likely to subscribe. Create a consistent routine with our free Stream Schedule Maker.
Engage your audience: Turn passive lurkers into active participants. Gamify your stream and get your chat talking with the interactive Stream Bingo.
Drive massive sub trains: Ditch boring “support the stream” sub goals. Use our Subathon Ideas Generator to find hilarious punishments and milestones that actually give viewers an excuse to gift subs.

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Last updated: March 2026. Calculations and data are based on standard industry guidelines.