How to Become a Partner on Twitch

Do you love streaming video games and other content on Twitch? Are you always looking for new ways to grow your audience and increase your viewership?

If so, then becoming a Twitch partner may be the right move for you! In this article, we will discuss what it takes to become a Twitch partner and provide some tips on how to make the most of this opportunity.

So, whether you are just starting out or you are looking to take your streaming career to the next level, read on for everything you need to know about becoming a Twitch partner!

What is a Twitch partner?

A Twitch partner is a streamer who has been invited to join the Twitch Partner Program.

To become a Twitch partner, you will need to meet certain criteria in terms of your channel’s viewer count, content, and streaming schedule.

Once you have been accepted into the program, you will be able to take advantage of all of these great features!

What are the benefits of being a Twitch partner?

As a Twitch partner, you will have access to a number of features that can help you grow your channel. These include:

• Twitch emotes - these are special emotes that you can use in your chat to engage with your viewers.
• Customizable badges - these allow you to add a special badge next to your name in chat that shows your support for a particular cause or organization.
• Subscriptions - this is a monthly payment that viewers can make to support their favorite streamers.
• Ads - as a Twitch partner, you will be able to run ads on your channel to generate revenue.
• Custom badges - as a Twitch partner, you will be able to create custom badges for your channel.
• Subscriber-only streams - as a Twitch partner, you will be able to offer subscriber-only streams to your viewers.
• Channel revenue sharing - as a Twitch partner, you will be able to share revenue with your channel moderators.

What are the requirements for becoming a Twitch partner?

In order to become a Twitch partner, you will need to:

• Be at least 18 years of age.
• Have an average of at least three concurrent viewers over the past 30 days.
• Stream for a minimum of 25 hours in the past month.
• Have an average of 500 concurrent viewers over the past 30 days
• Stream on a regular basis (at least four times per week)
• Have a strong and consistent schedule
• Create high-quality content that engages your audience

If you meet all of these requirements, then you are well on your way to becoming a Twitch partner!

The next step is to submit an application.

How do I apply to become a Twitch partner?

The first thing you need to do is complete the Path to Partner Achievement. You can find this by going to your Dashboard and clicking on the Achievements tab.

Once you have completed the Path to Partner Achievement, you will be able to access the partner application button to apply for partnership.

While the Path to Partner Achievement is the easiest way to apply for partnership, you can also apply to be a partner if you can demonstrate large, engaged viewership or following on other services.

To apply for partnership without completing the Path to Partner Achievement, you will need to submit an application.

You can do this by going to your Dashboard and clicking on the "Apply for Partnership" button.

What happens after I submit my application?

Once you have submitted your application, it will be reviewed by the Twitch partnership team. If they determine that you are eligible for partnership, they will reach out to you via email.

If you are not eligible for partnership, they will also let you know via email and provide some feedback on what you can do to improve your application.

You can always re-apply after making the necessary changes.

What are the important stats for evaluating success on Twitch?

There are a few key stats that Twitch looks at when evaluating streamers for partnership.

These include:

• The number of viewers - This is the most important metric for Twitch. They want to see that you have a consistent number of viewers and that you are actively growing your audience.
• Average view duration - This metric is closely related to the number of viewers.  Twitch wants to see that people are spending a significant amount of time watching your channel
• Follow count - This is a measure of how engaged your viewers are. Twitch wants to see that you have a loyal following that will stick around and watch your channel.
• Overall engagement - This metric looks at the number of cheers, subscriptions, and donations you have. This is a measure of how much your viewers support you.
• Content quality - This is a measure of the production value of your stream. Twitch wants to see that you are putting out high-quality content that is entertaining and engaging.

A positive partnership

If you are looking to take your Twitch channel to the next level, then becoming a partner is a great way to do it. By becoming a partner, you will have access to a number of benefits that can help you grow your channel.

If you think you are ready to take the next step and become a Twitch partner, then follow the steps outlined in this article and you will be on your way. Thanks for reading!