Twitch introduces new revenue split for Partners, but there's a catch

Twitch has introduced a new Partner Plus programme with a higher revenue split, but its qualification criteria means mo…

Partners are the top streamers on Twitch. To qualify, streamers must hit a certain threshold of hours streamed regularly with an average of 75 viewers. Partners then receive a number of benefits, such as access to higher subscription splits for higher tier subs, more emote slots, and an increased likelihood of being approached by companies for sponsorship.

At this point, Partners will be enrolled for the next 12 months with the higher revenue split, even if subscription numbers dip below the required threshold. As streamer Meg Mage noted on Twitter, this is a misunderstanding from Twitch on how communities work.

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