New reports say that Twitch is considering cutting streamer pay, reducing the percentage that top talent takes home from subscription fees.
. It’s a move that would put top talent on the site down to earning a 50/50 cut for subscription fees. Currently, many top streamers bring home 70 percent of their subscription fees, with Twitch taking the other 30 percent.
It’s unclear if those tiers would be tied to overall income generated—e.g. subscriptions, bits, and ads—or if they will be tied to the number of subscribers a streamer has. Either way, Twitch cutting streamer pay is sure to cause a bit of a stir on the platform.If Twitch does indeed cut streamer pay, it would see the platform taking home a larger cut of the profits. However,’s sources say that Twitch is also considering pushing the use of advertisements more.
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