Partner program · By application

Revenue growth for selected streamers

We grow your Twitch payouts at our own cost. You keep 50–60% of the extra revenue, and our share is due only after Twitch has paid you. No lock-in. Every partnership is covered by an NDA.

01 Who we work with

Not for every channel

We take on a small number of streamers at a time and review every application in person. The arrangement works for channels that already earn on Twitch and stream on a steady schedule.

We work with streamers who

  • Already receive Twitch payouts, and can share a screenshot of past payouts with their average viewer count.
  • Stream regularly — daily or every other day, at least 2 hours per stream, ideally 3–6.
  • Keep pre-roll ads on.
  • Can send one Revenue chart screenshot every 7 days.
  • Value discretion as much as we do.

The arrangement suits fewer channels than it excludes. Occasional streams, or streams under an hour, earn almost nothing under this model, and we will say so in the first conversation.

02 Terms

The terms, in four lines

Agreed with the manager before anything starts. Nothing is paid in advance.

Upfront cost
$0
We fund the work. Our share is due only after Twitch has paid you.
Revenue split
50–60%to you
Of the extra revenue we generate. The exact split is agreed before we start.
Term
Flexible
No minimum period. You can pause your channel yourself in the bot at any time.
Confidentiality
NDA
Our cooperation stays strictly confidential.

Where required, we can add viewer engagement to your channel at no extra cost to you.

03 Approach

Measured, and built around your channel

Twitch’s own payout lines

We work only with the payout lines Twitch itself reports: Twitch Subs and Twitch Turbo.

Gradual by design

We understand how Twitch payouts are calculated. Growth is introduced gradually, so it looks natural on your channel.

Experience

We currently work with more than 20 Twitch Partners.

04 Process

How the partnership works

Five steps from the first message to the first settled payout. After the first step, everything runs through one private Telegram chat.

  1. Apply

    Open @t24x7manager_bot (opens Telegram) and send your Twitch login, or write to the manager. Include a screenshot of your previous Twitch payouts and your average viewer count.

  2. Review and linking

    The manager confirms your channel, links it to your Telegram account in the bot, and chooses the approach that suits it.

  3. Stream as usual

    The service starts by itself when you go live. Keep pre-roll ads on. Regular streams of 3–6 hours work best.

  4. Report every 7 days

    Send one screenshot of your Twitch Revenue chart in the bot. It tells you which days to cover and reminds you before the deadline.

  5. Settle after payout

    Twitch pays you first. You then send our share of the extra revenue, as agreed. Nothing is ever paid in advance.

One private chat

Your channel, your report deadlines and your manager, all in @t24x7manager_bot. No dashboards to learn. No passwords to share.

  • One report every 7 days. A single screenshot of the Revenue chart in Day view. The bot names the exact days.
  • Reminders before every deadline. 48, 24 and 10 hours ahead.
  • Your channel, your switch. See your channels and deadlines, and pause the service yourself.
  • A person, not a ticket. Questions go straight to the manager; replies arrive in the same chat.
Channel
your_channel, linked to your Telegram account
Status
Service active, starts by itself when you go live
Next report
in 7 days, 12:00 (UTC+3), one Revenue chart screenshot
Reminders
48 h · 24 h · 10 h, before the deadline
Month end
Month summary screenshot, requested once a month

05 Mutual terms

What we ask. What we keep.

What we ask of you

  • A screenshot of your previous Twitch payouts and your average viewer count, once, at the start.
  • Regular streams with pre-roll ads on.
  • One Revenue chart screenshot every 7 days, and a month summary screenshot once a month.
  • Our agreed share of the extra revenue, sent after Twitch has paid you.

What we keep

  • Your confidence. Our cooperation is covered by an NDA and stays strictly confidential.
  • Your access. We never ask for your passwords.
  • Your control. You can pause your channel in the bot at any time, with no minimum period.

If a report is not received by its deadline, the service for that channel pauses automatically. It resumes once the report is sent and the manager has been contacted from the bot menu.

06 Questions

Questions partners ask

How much does it cost to start?

Nothing. We grow your revenue at our own cost, with $0 upfront. Our share is paid only after the funds have reached your Twitch payout.

What is the revenue split?

50–60% in the streamer’s favor: you keep the larger part of the extra revenue we generate. The exact split is agreed with the manager before we start, and it is settled after Twitch has paid you.

What do you need from me to get started?

A screenshot of your previous Twitch payout statistics and your average viewer count. They help us choose the right approach for your channel. Send them to the manager on Telegram (opens Telegram); your channel is then linked to you in @t24x7manager_bot (opens Telegram).

What do I report, and how often?

Every 7 days, one screenshot of the whole Revenue chart: dashboard.twitch.tv → Insights → Channel Analytics → Revenue, with the chart set to Day, the dates visible at the bottom and the figures above them. The bot shows an example and tells you which days to cover. At the end of each month it also asks for the month summary screenshot.

What happens if I miss a report?

You have 7 days for each report, with reminders 48, 24 and 10 hours before the deadline. If the report is not received by the deadline, the service for that channel pauses automatically. To resume, send the report and write to the manager from the bot menu.

When does the Turbo revenue show up?

Twitch posts the Turbo line once a day, for the previous day, at around 06:00–07:00 UTC. Check yesterday’s stream the next morning, not right after it ends.

How long and how often should I stream?

At least 2 hours per stream; 3–6 hours is ideal. Regular streams, daily or every other day, earn clearly more than one long stream a week. Streams under an hour earn almost nothing.

Do I need to change my ad settings?

Keep pre-roll ads on (Creator Dashboard → Settings → Stream → Ads Manager). Turbo compensation is calculated from the ads that would have been shown, so with ads disabled there is nothing to pay for. Mid-roll ad breaks are fine.

Will I see it in my viewer count?

Not necessarily. Judge the result by the Turbo line on your Revenue chart. Where required, we can add viewer engagement to your channel at no extra cost to you.

Is our cooperation confidential?

Yes. Your privacy comes first: our cooperation is covered by an NDA and stays strictly confidential. If you have any doubts or questions, message the manager directly on Telegram (opens Telegram).

Can I pause or stop?

Yes. The term is flexible. You can pause your channel yourself in the bot, under «My channels». To resume a paused channel, write to the manager.

By application

When you are ready

Send your Twitch login to the partner bot. The manager reviews every channel personally and replies in the same chat.