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Kick Subs & Gifted Subs Calculator: Any Amount (2026)

Ignacio Silvera@silvernuy
Founder of TriBathon

A Kick sub costs $4.99 and the streamer keeps $4.74 (95/5 split). Payout table from 1 to 1000 subs plus a Kick vs Twitch comparison.

A Kick sub costs $4.99 and the streamer keeps $4.74 thanks to Kick's 95/5 revenue split (creators keep 95% vs 50% on Twitch). So 50 subs = $237, 100 subs = $474 and 500 subs = $2,370 for the streamer. Here's the exact figure for the most-searched numbers:

SubsViewers payYou keep (95%)
1$4.99$4.74
5$24.95$23.70
10$49.90$47.40
25$124.75$118.50
50$249.50$237.00
100$499.00$474.00
500$2,495.00$2,370.00

Base price Tier 1: $4.99. Kick 95/5 split. 2026 data.

Want to run the numbers with your own sub count? Use the interactive calculator below. And if you're planning a Kick subathon, compare these figures with the full Kick vs Twitch revenue table.

Kick Sub Calculator

Viewers pay

$499.00

You earn on Kick (95%)

$474.05

Twitch equivalent (50%)

$249.50

With Kick you earn $224.55 more than on Twitch for the same 100 subs

SubsViewers payKick (95%)Twitch (50%)Difference
10$49.90$47.41$24.95+$22.46
25$124.75$118.51$62.38+$56.14
50$249.50$237.02$124.75+$112.27
100$499.00$474.05$249.50+$224.55
200$998.00$948.10$499.00+$449.10
500$2,495.00$2,370.25$1,247.50+$1,122.75
1,000$4,990.00$4,740.50$2,495.00+$2,245.50

* Base price Tier 1: $4.99. Kick 95/5, Twitch 50/50 (without special deals).

What does this calculation include?

We calculate using the standard Tier 1 price ($4.99). Tier 2 ($9.99) and Tier 3 ($24.99) subs pay the same 95% split but multiply the value by 2x and 5x respectively. The result shown is your earnings before taxes.

Why Does Kick Pay So Much?

Kick was founded in 2022 with the explicit mission of attracting streamers by offering the best revenue split in the market. Their 95/5 model means that for every $100 viewers spend on subs, the streamer gets $95 and Kick keeps just $5.

Revenue Split Comparison by Platform

Kick
95%
YouTube
70%
Twitch
50%

* Twitch may offer up to 70% for partners with special deals.

How Much Are 50 Subs on Kick?

50 subs on Kick = $237 for the streamer. Viewers pay $249.50 in total (50 × $4.99) and the creator keeps 95% of the split. It's the most-searched number: 50 subs gives you a serious first monetization milestone for a subathon or an event.

How Much Are 10 Subs on Kick?

10 subs on Kick = $47.40 for the streamer. Viewers pay $49.90 in total and the creator receives 95%. It's an ideal figure to understand the split in your first days and for quick goals from small streamers.

How Much Are 25 Subs on Kick?

25 subs on Kick = $118.50 for the streamer. Viewers pay $124.75 total and the creator keeps 95%. This is one of the most common early milestone numbers for small and mid-size Kick streamers because it is reachable without needing a massive audience.

How Much Are 100 Subs on Kick?

100 subs on Kick = $474.05 for the streamer. That number matters because many creators use 100 subs as a benchmark for a strong subathon block or a profitable weekly target. If you are planning a goal-based stream, pair this with your full subathon revenue estimate.

How Much Are 500 Subs on Kick?

500 subs on Kick = $2,370 for the streamer. Viewers pay $2,495 in total and the creator receives 95% of the split. It's a typical big-subathon goal; the same number of subs on Twitch would only generate $1,250.

How Much Are 1000 Subs on Kick?

1,000 subs on Kick = $4,740.50 for the streamer. At that level, the revenue gap against Twitch becomes very hard to ignore. This is why many creators compare Kick and Twitch before deciding where to push their next big subathon.

Full Kick Sub Price Table

This table shows how much viewers pay and how much you earn as a streamer based on the number of subs:

SubsViewers payYou earn (Kick 95%)Twitch (50%)
10$49.90$47.40$25.00
25$124.75$118.50$62.50
50$249.50$237.00$125.00
100$499.00$474.00$250.00
200$998.00$948.00$500.00
500$2,495.00$2,370.00$1,250.00
1,000$4,990.00$4,740.00$2,500.00

Base price Tier 1: $4.99. Data updated 2026.

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How Much Do Gifted Subs on Kick Cost?

Gifted subs (subs gifted to other viewers) cost exactly the same as regular subs and the streamer receives the same 95% for each one. Here are the figures for the most-gifted amounts:

Gifted subsViewers payYou keep (95%)
100$499.00$474.00
200$998.00$948.00
300$1,497.00$1,422.00
500$2,495.00$2,370.00
1,000$4,990.00$4,740.00

Same price and split as regular subs: $4.99 / 95%. 2026 data.

Example: if someone gifts 500 subs on your stream, you earn $2,370; with 200 gifted subs you earn $948. Kick pays exactly the same for gifted subs as for regular ones, unlike other platforms.

Frequently Asked Questions about Kick Subs

How much are 500 subs on Kick in real money?

500 subs on Kick earns the streamer $2,370. Viewers collectively pay $2,495, and the streamer keeps 95% of that total.

Do gifted subs on Kick pay the same?

Yes. When someone gifts subs on Kick, the streamer receives 95% of the price of each gifted sub — the same as regular subs. If someone gifts 100 subs, the streamer earns $474.

How do I get paid for Kick subs?

Kick pays through Tipalti. You need at least $100 accumulated and must complete identity verification (KYC). Payments are processed monthly.

About the author

Ignacio Silvera@silvernuy
Ignacio started out as a multi-platform viewer and kept noticing the same complaint from streamers: subathon timers only worked well on one platform. If you streamed on Twitch and Kick at once, or moved between platforms, you had to run separate bots and reconcile two timers by hand — or just leave one platform's events uncounted. TriBathon was built to fix exactly that: one timer that adds up subs, gifts, bits and donations across every platform at once, instead of forcing you to pick one.

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