Twitch is lowering subscription prices — but says streamers will earn more money
May 18, 2021 7:42AM EDT
FILE – This Saturday, Nov. 4, 2017, file photo shows the logo of live streaming video platform Twitch at the Paris games week in Paris. The attacker who killed two people in a shooting at a German synagogue live-streamed his assault on Twitch, a video service owned by Amazon. It was one of the first violent attacks streamed on Twitch, which is best known for letting people watch others play competitive video games. (AP Photo/Christophe Ena, File)
Twitch Lowering Subscription Prices Twitch is lowering its subscription prices, and streamers on the service will have the opportunity to earn more money. Before you get too excited there’s something you should know. The lower prices are for countries outside of the U.S. starting in Turkey and Mexico. The change in subscription price will mean less money for streamers, but let Twitch tell it, that’ll mean more subscribers which will mean the money will come again. Do you think this price change will come to the U.S.? What do you think of the price change plan?
