It was 50/50 before! That's brutal. Is there any rules of thumb to estimate a channel revenu? What's the minimum subscribers for a channel to generate a decent wage?
this post was submitted on 16 Jun 2023
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There was a leak https://dotesports.com/streaming/news/full-list-of-all-twitch-payouts-twitch-leaks but then there is also other ways of getting money like sponsors and reposting on youtube etc.. Hard to guess honestly.
I mean, it's pretty easy to calculate, and you'll have to calculate it yourself because it depends on your area. And also what you mean with "decent wage".
- Figure out your "decent wage"
- See what your local tax rate is for one-person-businesses, from that calculate how much money you actually need to make before taxes to get your desired amount after taxes
- divide by 50% (or 70% if you get the new deal) to adjust for twitch's share
- divide by sub cost (5$) to get the amount of subscriptions needed.
So idk, 2000$ is "decent wage" local tax rate is about 30% so 2857.14$ needed, with twitch share it's 5714.28$, divided by 5$ per subscribtion it's 1143 subscribers.
But as has already been said, there are other revenue sources for streamers, so you don't need quite as many subscriptions.
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