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> If you are in a contract with Twitch Interesting, so are you saying that to be profitable on Twitch you have to be under contract? I'm not familiar with how
by holler 6y ago
> If you are in a contract with Twitch
Interesting, so are you saying that to be profitable on Twitch you have to be under contract? I'm not familiar with how that works really, thanks for the commentary. I assumed that most creators/streamers are simply regular users who are streaming on the platform w/o legal contracts etc.
What advice would you give to someone building a new streaming platform? focus on building the conversation piece first?
- lovehashbrowns 6y agoThere are Twitch affiliates and Twitch partners. Twitch partners are under contract, although you can still make decent money as an affiliate. Partnered streamers are the ones that have more restrictions as to where they can stream. Most of the streamers making the biggest amount of money are going to be partnered and attached to Twitch. I don't have a lot of advice on a new streaming platform. As a user, I like usernames, emotes, the ability to gift subscriptions, and no mid-roll ads. Any streaming platform that wants to take off also needs to have a built-in way to create a shareable "clip" from a live stream.