Twitch

Other📄 Terms reviewed on February 24, 2026

Twitch

Other📄 Terms reviewed on February 24, 2026

Twitch can ban streamers and keep all subscription revenue

Get banned mid-month and Twitch keeps all sub money from that month. Your channel gone, their revenue kept. No refunds to subscribers either.

Amazon owns Twitch and shares data across platforms

Your streaming habits, viewer data, and purchases connect to Amazon's ecosystem. Watch streams, get targeted ads on Amazon.com.

DMCA strikes can delete your entire channel

Play copyrighted music in a stream from 2018? That's a strike. Three strikes and your channel is permanently deleted. All your content, gone.

Twitch's 50/50 revenue split isn't guaranteed

New streamers get 50/50. But Twitch has moved to 70/30 for some, then changed it back. The split you have today might change tomorrow.

Streamers can be banned for off-platform behavior

Said something controversial on Twitter? Twitch might ban your streaming account anyway. Their platform, their rules, your entire internet history.

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Terms & Conditions Facts

Twitch

Serving Size: Your Live Streams

Servings Per Click: 1 (and it's irreversible)

Amount Per Agreement

Vague Language78%

Revenue policy changes

Rights Surrendered75%

Content and earnings rights

Data Shared93%

Amazon ecosystem integration

Fine Print91%

DMCA and ban policies

⚠️Warning

•Bans forfeit current subscription revenue

•Viewing data shared with Amazon

•Copyright strikes delete channels

•Revenue split subject to changes

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