Making money on Kick?

[glitch]

Kick is a new streaming platform that seems to be growing rapidly. It is a direct competitor of Twitch and right now, they have a 95 to 5 % split where content creators make 95% of what they earn, that is massive. Has anyone considered looking into starting a streaming career on there?

 

[Heatman]

It is actually high time a new competitor come out to rival Twitch on how they have been ripping off from their service users because it seems that they have completely dominated YouTube which is why they have been so inconsiderate.

 

[Nomad]

I recently knew about Kick. When I visited the site, it looks just like twitch. I did not like the look of the site, it appears to be a cheap clone of Twitch. I am not into video game streaming, therefore, I might not start using it any time soon. I still believe youtube is a better platform to stream videos as youtube has more users and gets more traffic.

 

[Grant]

Kick is offering a lot of money, and I don't know where they're getting it. I heard XQC got a ton of money from them for moving over, but he's said he still plans to stream on twitch as well.

They are a new company, who are starting to show up, but if they spend all this money on content creators, I do worry about the longevity of the site. And if they can even pay creators what they're offering. My guess is they'll honor the 95% cut for creators until the platform gets bigger, in which case they'll cut that down a bit, or a lot even.

 

[Dice]

Make money on kick you may need an exciting and unique idea for a project or product. Then, create an engaging campaign . Price your rewards reasonably to attract supporters. Promote your campaign vigorously through social media.
You can watch few influencer to know more and learn.

 

[Nomad]

Well, I am not on Kick but as far as I know it is a streaming platform where you can stream content and make money from your content. I do not know about the monetization methods but I hear the connet creators get 95 percent of the revenue generated by their content.m

 

[Shortie]

Kick is very much a streaming platform where content creators go live and those who are interested are able to watch them.

You need 75 followers and 5 hours streamed on Kick to be eligible for their affiliate program in which you can then receive subs and also Kicks which will be like Bits from Twitch when they release those.

They are also slowly rolling out the Kick Creator Incentive program as well which will be available for all in a few month's time. They are currently choosing streamers at this time to be part of the Creator Incentive program while they test it. With this program, you will earn a yearly salary which will be $16 USD per hour they stream which is an amazing incentive and definitely a solid income.

Once it rolls out to all, there will be requirements that you will need to reach to be part of the Creator Incentive Program and they are as follows

30 Day Average CCV - 126
Average Subscriptions per Month - 239 and I believe gifted subs count for this as well
Unique chatters per month in your channel - 337
Stream hours per month - 89

I hope this helps

 

[Heatman]

Unfortunately, I have not considered making use of Kick when it comes to making money online because I know that I am not that much good when it comes to streaming content online. It's something that has eluded me for a very long time which is the reason why I know that exploring this option is not something that I can be able to take advantage of when it comes to making money from streaming.

 

[Grant]

Kick is just a streaming platform like Twitch or YouTube. I'm sure you could market yourself and sell products through Kick, but there may be rules about soliciting people through your Kick account. I'm not 100% sure, but I bet they have some rules about promoting things or certain things at least.

 

[Henrywrites]

Kick is just a streaming platform like Twitch or YouTube. I'm sure you could market yourself and sell products through Kick, but there may be rules about soliciting people through your Kick account. I'm not 100% sure, but I bet they have some rules about promoting things or certain things at least.

Kick is not that strick when it comes to letting their users stream online to make money. However, it is going to take time before you can build a platform that you will make use of and that is where you see the difference on Kick. If you have the time and will be ready to put in the work, then Kick is an awesome platform to make money.

 

[Ja Sa Bong]

I've not used Kick to make money because I've not started streaming. It's the same with YouTube as well. I've not started Streamline anything on YouTube but I will start using the YouTube shorts to begin by YouTube project soon.

 

[Ja Sa Bong]

Kick is very popular since the days of Twitch. It's very popular because they give a better pay option to those who can't used Twitch. I've not used Kick to make money because I've not started streaming. Streaming is best on YouTube, Twitch and now on Kick. I've not started Streamline anything on Kick, Twitch or YouTube but I will start using any of them soon.

 

[Henrywrites]

Kick is offering a lot of money, and I don't know where they're getting it. I heard XQC got a ton of money from them for moving over, but he's said he still plans to stream on twitch as well.

They are a new company, who are starting to show up, but if they spend all this money on content creators, I do worry about the longevity of the site. And if they can even pay creators what they're offering. My guess is they'll honor the 95% cut for creators until the platform gets bigger, in which case they'll cut that down a bit, or a lot even.

They want to get involved and getting involved will always mean spending a lot of money from the start. You don't get this by just advertising and expecting users to leave Twitch just to start using Kick. They need something that is definitely going to convince them.

 

[Henrywrites]

I've not used Kick to make money because I've not started streaming. It's the same with YouTube as well. I've not started Streamline anything on YouTube but I will start using the YouTube shorts to begin by YouTube project soon.

Well, you will when you are able to start using it to stream because I read that there is a lot of money flowing on that particular website at the moment as we speak which is pretty good for streamers.

 

[Heatman]

Kick is very popular since the days of Twitch. It's very popular because they give a better pay option to those who can't used Twitch. I've not used Kick to make money because I've not started streaming. Streaming is best on YouTube, Twitch and now on Kick. I've not started Streamline anything on Kick, Twitch or YouTube but I will start using any of them soon.

Once you have been able to start streaming on any of the other streaming platforms like TikTok, Twitch or YouTube, it's going to be very easy for you to start out something on Kick. Kick seems to have a better paying plan for their service users now.

 

[Ja Sa Bong]

Once you have been able to start streaming on any of the other streaming platforms like TikTok, Twitch or YouTube, it's going to be very easy for you to start out something on Kick. Kick seems to have a better paying plan for their service users now.

Yes, there shouldn't be too much difference in using them. If I start with one, I will get how to carry out the same thing on the other streaming platforms. It's like how it will be easy to use other social media sites when you start using one of them like Instagram.

 

[Heatman]

Well, you will when you are able to start using it to stream because I read that there is a lot of money flowing on that particular website at the moment as we speak which is pretty good for streamers.

Personally, I wouldn't mind taking part in becoming a streamer to make money from Twitch and Kick. There are so many people who are doing well for themselves currently from streaming on both of the platforms. Whenever I would be able to do this, I'm definitely going to very happy.