Twitch has announced updates to several streamer payout programs  

Twitch has announced updates to several streamer payout programs in an effort to create a transparent and sustainable revenue model. The changes include expanding the Partner Plus Program to give more streamers access to increased net revenue shares, eliminating the $100K cap on net revenue at the 70/30 revenue share level, and changing the Prime Gaming subscription payout model to a fixed rate based on the country of the subscriber. The expansion of the Partner Plus Program introduces new levels and lower thresholds for streamers, allowing three times as many to have premium net revenue share rates. The removal of the $100K cap aims to provide unlimited growth opportunities for impacted streamers. The shift to a fixed rate model for Prime Gaming subs will be effective June 3, 2024, with minimal impact on most streamers' revenue. Twitch emphasizes the goal of supporting creators' long-term careers while ensuring the sustainability of the platform. The CEO, Dan Clancy, invites feedback and will address questions in a live stream on Twitch.
An Update to Several Streamer Payout Programs
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Global Payout Rates for Prime Gaming Subscriptions (June 3, 2024)
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