Rumble vs Twitch: The 100% Revenue Split
45sHigh controversy and financial impact, immediately grabbing attention with a shocking revenue split comparison.
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The video compares Rumble and Twitch as live streaming platforms, focusing on user interface, discoverability, community, and revenue splits. The creator, who helps streamers grow, provides a detailed analysis and concludes that the best platform depends on individual preferences and goals.
Rumble offers a clean, straightforward design that is easy to navigate, while Twitch is more complex with a feature-rich interface that includes interactive elements for viewers. Rumble is also a video sharing platform, not just live streaming.
Rumble's recommendation system promotes content based on quality, giving equal opportunity for visibility. Twitch's discoverability relies on categories and recommendations, which often favor established streamers, making it harder for new streamers to be found.
Regardless of platform, discoverability is a challenge. The creator emphasizes using other social media algorithms to get content seen, and mentions his program that provides exposure through high-follower accounts.
Rumble has a reputation issue due to controversial creators, but the creator argues that the platform offers equal opportunity with moderation tools. He advises streamers to moderate their chat strictly to maintain a safe environment.
Twitch has a more bustling community with active chats, while Rumble offers a smaller, more intimate community that allows for closer connections with viewers. The creator notes that reaching the first 100 viewers is easier on Rumble.
Rumble offers 100% of subscription revenue, while Twitch offers 50%. For example, 100 subscribers at $5 each would yield $500 on Rumble, $250 on Twitch, and $475 on Kick (95/5 split). Rumble also offers 60% ad revenue share, with higher CPMs than YouTube.
Rumble is serious about live streaming, though it has work to do. The creator believes Rumble's algorithmic benefits and revenue share could help it grow in the streaming space.
Rumble is an interesting opportunity for upcoming streamers to grow and monetize, while Twitch is better for those aiming to reach a broader audience and establish partnerships. The creator personally recommends Twitch for its brand-friendliness and supportive community.
The best streaming platform depends on your goals: Rumble offers better revenue and discoverability for new streamers, while Twitch provides a larger community and brand opportunities. The creator suggests that Rumble's benefits may help it gain traction, but Twitch remains the top dog.
What revenue split does Rumble offer for subscriptions?
Rumble offers 100% of subscription revenue.
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What is Twitch's revenue split for subscriptions?
Twitch offers 50% of subscription revenue.
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How much would a streamer earn from 100 subscribers at $5 each on Rumble?
$500, since Rumble keeps 100% of the revenue.
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What is the average CPM for YouTube mentioned in the video?
About $2 per 1000 views.
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What is Rumble's ad revenue share for live streams?
60% of ad revenue.
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What is a major downside of Rumble's interface?
Lack of interactive features compared to Twitch.
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How does Rumble's discoverability algorithm differ from Twitch's?
Rumble promotes content based on quality, while Twitch relies on categories and recommendations that favor established streamers.
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Rumble's 100% Revenue Split
This is a game-changing offer for streamers, significantly higher than Twitch's 50%.
05:18Rumble's Quality-Based Algorithm
This approach gives new streamers a fair chance at discoverability, unlike Twitch's rich-get-richer model.
01:57Platform Choice Depends on Goals
The creator provides a balanced conclusion, acknowledging that both platforms have strengths depending on the streamer's objectives.
06:52[00:01] there's a lot of discussion within the streaming community on the best platform making headlines recently and has given me my most popular video yet however Rumble is offering for struggling streamers and the revenue split I knew I
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[00:27] typically help upcoming streamers grow the hardest part about live streaming is streams and that's exactly why I do what I do not only do I make videos for free streamers one-on-one in my management program I get you exposure for my 50k
[00:39] account reacting to your tick tocks and posting them posting you on my 10 000 time you go live and more if you're interested in working with me in such a description but you can also watch to the end of this video where I will be
[00:53] the comparison first up let's talk about the user interface both Rumble and twitch offer intuitive layouts making an easy fan only for the streamers but for my opinion Rumble sets itself apart with a clean and straightforward design
[01:05] ensuring a seamless user experience Rumble is not only a live streaming being a video sharing platform as well with that being said I was surprised to whatsoever and I could easily navigate to the streaming side of things the
[01:18] major downside that I notice is the lack of interactive features with Rumble such section twitch on the other hand is a bit more complex with the feature-rich interface it has built-in opportunities for viewers to use interactive elements
[01:30] points all of this is set up by the streamer so you are in full control over interactive during your stream when Kik first came out and even still six months which makes me applaud Rumble for trying a little bit harder to create a visually
[01:44] favorite word discoverability if you don't know discoverability means the for example if you get posted on my 50 000 follower Tick Tock account the are being exposed to thousands of potential viewers Rumble has been
[01:57] recommendation system that helps stream gain visibility and reach a wider promoting content based on quality instead of viewers giving everyone equal opportunity for discoverability twitch being the veteran in the game has an
[02:10] base and a more established Community however its discoverability is discoverability through its categories that discover slash recommendation main problem with these features are it leaves the rich getting richer what I
[02:24] pulling thousands of viewers you will be recommended to thousands of new streamers will very rarely if ever be recommended to new viewers categories you are streaming a popular game to zero viewers no one will ever find your
[02:37] what platform you use you will have a problem with discoverability twitch is better and Rumble seems to be the best does that mean when you switch to rumble no this is not a magical fix for discoverability you still need to chase
[02:51] taking advantage of other social media algorithms to get your content seen by out of ten your main problem is discoverability which is why I developed getting you exposure to high followers social media accounts another issue I
[03:04] image it seemed to create for itself it's obvious how this happened with joining but I do not think that that should dictate your opinion on the agree with anything these two controversial creators say it shouldn't
[03:17] should give equal opportunity to everyone with limitations to hate speech of course Rumble seems to offer just as many moderation tools as twitch so it's your chat safe and friendly you need to treat your chat like a child you need to
[03:29] appropriately punish it when it makes a mistake otherwise your chat will never learn and no one will ever be shown an example of how to be a respectful member speech isn't a bad thing for you as a streamer whatsoever you can make the
[03:42] what you say slash do again with limitations of course you'll always have if they don't agree with what you're saying slash doing now let's compare the encourage viewer interaction through a live chat feature and give the
[03:56] creators by subscribing to monthly channel membership however again it's community so it provides a more bustling environment with more active chats and that you can't achieve this on Rumble but this is how I look at it if you have
[04:10] will inevitably have a more active chat and a more supportive fan base on the easier to reach your first 100 viewers on Rumble so it's a complicated comparison Rumble smaller Community while not as bustling offers a more
[04:23] build a closer connection with your viewers Rumble is a smaller platform as that changes it will always have the smaller Community feel to it which is what you want from a streaming platform and that's what you should be
[04:36] get into the most interesting comparison which is the revenue split let's touch responsive mobile app that allows you to stream and watch content on the go ensuring flexibility and convenience twitch being a bit more well established
[04:50] longer offers a bit more with their app it's a bit more responsive and has a said I still applaud Rumble for being original and not stealing the look and the moment you've all been waiting for the revenue split a significant
[05:04] monetization and to be honest Rumble is changing the game I thought that Kik was offering an insane Revenue split with 95 to 5 however rumbles is even better I video I have never been paid from Rumble but I have been paid from twitch so I
[05:18] can't really attest 100 to this because I haven't been paid myself however I've very confident in what I'm saying I had to get in contact with streamers on firsthand Rumble is offering streamers 100 of the revenue that they received
[05:32] 100 subscribers on Twitch at five dollars each you'll make 250 after twitch takes their 50 however on Rumble you would keep the full 500 even on Kik with the 95 to 5 split you would be left with only 475 twitch on the other hand
[05:46] has a monetization system that offers 50 of the revenue from subscriptions bid donations and AD Revenue sharing in my opinion 50 is a fair split however when you're comparing it to rumble who offers 100 of the revenue it doesn't seem fair
[05:58] firsthand that twitch payouts do work and I explain in this video The Complex details of twitch revenue and I show exactly how much I made as well as how 100 of the streaming revenue on Rumble you'll also receive 60 of the ad revenue
[06:11] your live streams for example the average CPM for YouTube is about two every 1000 views you'll get paid two dollars rumble on the other hand has an dollars meaning if you get a video to go viral on both YouTube and Rumble getting
[06:26] over double on Rumble we have to keep in mind that Rumble was designed as a competitor to YouTube meaning that it's a bit more focused on full videos versus don't feel as if Rumble is neglecting the live streaming approach in fact I
[06:39] serious than all of these other platforms they definitely have some work huge steps to solidify their name in the streaming space so in conclusion which truthfully it depends on your preferences and what you want out of a
[06:52] an interesting opportunity for upcoming extremers to grow and monetize content and you will seek to find initial benefits from it twitch on the other established Partnerships is ideal for those aiming to reach a broader audience
[07:06] streaming the reason that I say that is because twitch is more brand friendly and the community overall is very giving supportive I'm not biased in any way messing up big time in multiple ways but nonetheless they are still the top dog
[07:19] however with Rumble offering this algorithmic benefits available to sub Revenue it's hard to imagine that this doesn't pick up a bit more and to Twitch live streaming is a dream crew for many and it was one of my first
[07:32] doing now I have too much on my plate business-wise to justify streaming streamer to help out I'm working with multiple streamers directly every day need to do in order to grow on Twitch kick slash Rumble more than likely the
[07:46] growing your live streaming brand is exposure and that's why my program is developed around getting you just at more exposure I post your Clips on my 30 your Twitch and doing everything I can to get as many views as possible I also
[07:58] do this on my 50 000 follower page as well as you can see here I was able to views on top of this you get interactions from all of these high follower Pages as algorithmic boost on your own page increasing the amount of
[08:10] the same algorithmic benefit not only for Tick Tock but for YouTube and story shout out every week on my 10 000 follower Instagram page tagging your is designed to get you exposure to as many potential viewers as possible
[08:23] therefore all you need to do is focus on creating the most entertaining content I benefits and actions and going a bit more in depth into each benefit for free on my patreon here so if you are still unsure if this is right for you I'd
[08:35] watching all the way to the end if you didn't know it's been my lifelong goal you've learned anything from this video I would appreciate it a lot if you out of pity but if I provided you value in any way a subscription would mean the
[08:48] gonna be doing a draw in my life video exposing everything that I've had to go slash Family Life dropping out of school to create a successful business creating streaming career and much much more again I do not want pity for anything I
[09:03] what you go through in life with hard work and dedication you can overcome any obstacles that life throws at you again thank you a lot
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