Adin Ross reveals insane amount he makes from a single Kick stream

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Adin Ross recently disclosed the substantial earnings he’s garnering through Kick during a single stream, thanks to their latest Partner program.

In March, Kick unveiled a set of modifications to their Kick Creator Incentive Program, which they’ve since renamed the Kick Collaborator Program.

These modifications facilitate quicker and more effortless income generation for streamers, as the criteria are significantly simplified, leading some creators to label it as a potential “game-changer” in terms of financial gain.

On the 3rd of April, Adin Ross chose to stream live on Kick, disclosing the advantages he receives from this platform. Notably, he earns a substantial amount each time he goes online, a result of his significant fan base.

Adin Ross makes big money with just one Kick stream

While I was streaming, I navigated to my Kick dashboard, sharing with my viewers how creators like us can potentially earn substantial income based on our viewer count.

He clarified that for every 1,000 viewers, it amounts to $100 per hour. If you typically have around 50 viewers, then it’s roughly $10 earned per hour.

In other words, Kick Partners can still earn a modest income, which could be equated to a minimum wage, even without having subscribers.

Adin Ross discloses that he earned $30,000 from a single Kick stream due to their new “Hourly Partner Program.” Here’s how it works:

– If you have 50 viewers, you earn $10 per hour.
– With 1,000 viewers, you make $100 per hour.

— FearBuck (@FearedBuck) April 3, 2025

The display on Ross’s screen indicated that the approximately five-hour live stream he did with xQc and Sneako on April 1st generated an income of around $27,169 for him.

If you’re new to streaming as a career, consider approaching it in the following manner. It’s efficient and growth can be rapid if you think about it. For instance, I managed to earn approximately 30 bands from a single five-hour stream.

Rounding the stream up to five hours, Ross was making just under $5,500 an hour.

Two years ago, Mizkif revealed his Twitch earnings of approximately $13,168.32 from September 5th to the 11th, 2023, as a point of comparison.

Additionally, Ross mentioned that upcoming features will enable viewers to earn money by watching streamers. However, he didn’t provide details about how this will function or when it will be implemented.

This new development arises since Kick is persistently competing for dominance on the platform level against Twitch, by presenting earning prospects that are absent from Twitch’s streaming service, which is owned by Amazon.

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2025-04-04 01:48