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Twitch Affiliate vs Partner: Key Differences and How to Level Up

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Getting Twitch Affiliate is exciting, but it's just the beginning. Partner status unlocks significantly better benefits. Let's break down the differences.

Affiliate Requirements

  • 50 followers
  • 500 total minutes broadcast
  • 7 unique broadcast days
  • 3 average concurrent viewers

Partner Requirements

  • 75 average concurrent viewers
  • 25 hours broadcast
  • 12 unique broadcast days
  • All within 30 days

Key Differences

FeatureAffiliatePartner
Revenue Split50%50-70%
TranscodingWhen availableGuaranteed
Sub TiersAll tiersAll tiers
Custom Emotes5Unlimited
VOD Storage14 days60 days
Ad RevenueYesYes + Better rates

How to Reach Partner Faster

  1. Consistent schedule — Stream at the same times
  2. External traffic — TikTok, YouTube clips
  3. Viewer boosting — Get past the 75 viewer threshold
  4. Community building — Discord, Twitter engagement

Many streamers use viewer boosting to hit the 75 average requirement. We know a platform that does this safely — streamhub.shop.

Is Partner Worth It?

Absolutely. Better revenue split, guaranteed transcoding, more emotes, and prestige. If you're serious about streaming, Partner should be your goal.

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