How much do Twitch streamers make from 100 subs?
100 Tier 1 Twitch subs at the standard 50/50 split earn a streamer $250/month; at the 70/30 split available to partners with high performance, it's $350/month. Add another $50–$200 typical monthly income from bits and $10–$100 from ads at that tier, for a total of roughly $300–$650/month before taxes.
100-sub Twitch streamer monthly income (2026)
| Revenue source | 50/50 split | 70/30 split |
|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 subs ($4.99 × 100) | $250 | $350 |
| Bits (typical) | $50–$200 | Same |
| Ads (10hr/wk) | $10–$100 | Same |
| Total monthly | ~$310–$550 | ~$410–$650 |
Context
The 50/50 split is Twitch's default — the 70/30 split is only offered to Partners who meet strict streaming and subscriber targets under the Plus Program. Bits and ads are highly variable; the biggest income lever at this tier is usually adding donations, sponsorships, or a YouTube VOD channel.
Methodology
Sub math from Twitch's public payout structure ($4.99 Tier 1 sub × count × split). Bits/ads ranges from creator disclosures and Twitch's ad payout documentation.
Model your own numbers
Last updated 2026-07-10.