Popular streamer Adin Ross recently revealed his earnings from streaming on Kick, a competitor to Twitch. During a live show, he discussed how much he made in a single session, demonstrating the platform’s lucrative opportunities for creators.
Kick, which launched in late 2022, has rapidly gained traction by attracting well-known streamers and offering better pay compared to its competitors. As Ross highlighted, a streamer can earn approximately $10 per hour with just 50 viewers, and around $100 per hour with 1,000 viewers. In one remarkable session, he earned $27,169 over a five-hour stream with notable guests like xQc and Sneako.
Another streamer, Sam Frank, shared that she earned $80,000 in her peak month, averaging 3,500 viewers. This payout model is enticing as it doesn’t rely on subscriber numbers, making it appealing for new content creators.
Adin remarked, “I streamed for five hours and made about $30,000. Kick makes it easy for streamers to grow their audience quickly.”
Additionally, Adin discussed potential plans for Kick to allow viewers to earn money for watching streams, which could further enhance the competitive edge against Twitch.
Summary
- Kick streamers earn by the hour: $10 with 50 viewers, $100 with 1,000 viewers. Adin Ross made $27k in 5 hours.
- Sam Frank made $80,000 with 3,500 viewers, no subscribers needed. Kick’s payout model is beneficial for creators.
- Viewers on Kick may soon earn money for watching streams, though details are still unclear.
