Kick Official Reveals Early Metrics for Creators to Qualify for the Platform’s Paid Creator Incentive Program

Kick is fast becoming the hottest talk in town for streamers everywhere. The green platform has been on the rise for quite a few years now. Thanks to the new and controversial Twitch policies, many streamers have gone over to Kick in recent months. Former Twitch king xQc has joined Kick with a record deal and many others have been steadily migrating over to the up-and-coming platform over the past months. xQc’s staggering deal has given a much-needed boost to Kick. Now, a Kick official has given more insights into early metrics that creators can utilize to qualify for the Kick Paid Creator Incentive program.

The details have been shared by content creator BigE on X and we think content makers would benefit considerably from noting down the pointers.

New Kick metrics to benefit streamers

Kick has been gaining a lot of attention among fans thanks to a lot of factors. With Twitch becoming more restrictive over sponsored content, streamers feel Kick is a better domain that serves their purposes properly. Kick’s Head of Strategic Partnerships has recently given away more details that can be of help to creators who are looking to make a living out doing what they enjoy.

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The Kick official revealed that the platform is testing out some metrics before officially implementing the Paid Creator Incentive program. The current metrics are decided based on the suggestions given by the first batch of the Creator Program. Based on these suggestions, an average CCV to get into the program has been set at 126. Furthermore, a minimum of 239 monthly subscriptions is what a creator would need to be eligible for the said program.

For unique chatters, if you have 337 unique individuals in your chat box on a regular basis, it grants you the chance to get on the Paid Creator Incentive Program. Along with that, 1,500 is the minimum required follower number that would make you qualify for the program. Additionally, if you release 80 to 100 hours worth of new content every month, you’re in some more luck. The Kick official highlights the fact that these metrics are still being tested and the fine prints aren’t set in stone just yet.

Kick aims to gain more traction

Kick’s meteoric rise in the streamer industry is expected to continue in the coming months with the new program. The new Paid Creator Program has a lot to offer to streamers. While the program doesn’t have a confirmed set of regulations just yet, it just may be the new thing on the block that will boost Kick to become the biggest name in the streaming market.

If you’re a creator as well, tell us how you believe the new program will benefit you.

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