Twitch Sub Calculator
Twitch sub calculator works out Your revenue for the period and Gross revenue before the split from Your share of the gross, Paying subscribers and Subscription price. The default figures on this page give your revenue for the period of 1,247.50; change any entry and the result, the working and the sources update together.
Your figures
Updates as you typeHow this is worked out
5 steps
- Mode: Subscriptions / memberships on Twitch.
- Basis: subscribers x price, then a 50% share.
- Gross revenue = 2495
- Your revenue = 2495 x 50% = 1247.5
- Run rate = 1247.5 over 1 month(s) = 1247.5 a month, 14970 a year
Its 5 worked examples are re-run on every release, last on 15 September 2026. What changed
Sources and references
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What the twitch sub calculator calculates
Estimates creator and rights-holder earnings from video views and RPM or CPM, music streams and a per-stream rate, paid subscriptions, or a commission share of a gross amount, and converts the result to a monthly and annual run rate.
How to use this twitch sub calculator
Enter Your share of the gross, Paying subscribers, Subscription price and Period covered. Your revenue for the period updates as you type. Change one figure at a time to see what drives the result.
How the result is worked out
Open “How this is worked out” beside the result for the step-by-step calculation behind Your revenue for the period, Gross revenue before the split and Kept by the platform.
The method follows YouTube Help, YouTube Partner Program: revenue share for watch-page ads (55%) and Shorts Feed (45%), YouTube Help, RPM and CPM definitions in YouTube Analytics, Twitch Help, subscription revenue share for Affiliates and Partners (standard 50/50) and Research corpus: every routed record for this product is BUILDABLE_API_NEEDED because platform payout rates are not published.
What you can compare
Change one input at a time to see how it affects Your revenue for the period, Gross revenue before the split and Kept by the platform. The inputs you can vary are Your share of the gross, Paying subscribers, Subscription price and Period covered.
Understanding Your revenue for the period, Gross revenue before the split and Kept by the platform
An estimate built entirely from the rates you supply. Platforms do not publish payout rates, and real RPM, per-stream rates and splits vary by country, season, category, contract and deductions. Treat the result as a model, not a forecast of what you will be paid.
Twitch is a trademark of its owner. CalculatorFox is an independent website and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Twitch; this calculator is a general estimate and the official figures are the ones published by Twitch.
Results are general information, not financial, tax, legal, medical or engineering advice. Check any decision that matters with a qualified professional.
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Frequently asked questions
What information do I need for the twitch sub calculator?
You need Your share of the gross, Paying subscribers, Subscription price and Period covered. The page opens with default figures that give your revenue for the period of 1,247.50, so you can see the scale before entering your own.
What does this twitch sub calculator show?
It shows Your revenue for the period, Gross revenue before the split, Kept by the platform, Share applied, Monthly run rate, Annual run rate, Effective revenue per 1,000 views or streams and Revenue per view, stream or subscriber, with the working and any warnings for your entries.
Can I check how the twitch sub calculator result was calculated?
Yes. The “How this is worked out” section shows the calculation steps, and the sources section identifies the references used for the method.