How to Make Money on Kick
Kick is known for letting creators keep most of their revenue. But income starts with consistent streams and a loyal community. Here are the main revenue streams and how to grow them.
Start for freeRevenue streams on Kick
- Subscriptions: Kick keeps 5% and the streamer gets 95%.
- Kicks: digital gifts viewers send in chat; the streamer earns a share of their value.
- Donations through services such as Streamlabs.
- Sponsorships and brand deals, often the biggest income as you grow.
- The Partner program: extra payouts for consistent, engaged streamers.
Getting started
- Verify your account and turn on 2FA.
- Check the current monetization requirements in your Creator Dashboard; Kick updates them from time to time.
- Complete your payout and identity details.
- Set up alerts that thank subs and Kicks gifts; recognition encourages repeat support.
Growing your income
- Stream on the same days and times every week.
- Give viewers a goal with sub goals and subathons.
- Keep chat alive: a bot that answers questions helps new viewers stay.
- Run subscriber-only giveaways.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Kick take from subscriptions?
Kick takes 5% and the streamer keeps 95%. Exact amounts can vary by country and payment method.
How many followers do I need to earn money?
Requirements change, so the most reliable source is the monetization section of your Creator Dashboard.
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