Estimate a month, honestly.
Move the sliders to match how you stream now, or how you plan to. It shows gross sales, an illustrative product cost, and your share as a range. The range is wide on purpose: the split is not set yet, and a single number here would be a number we might have to walk back.
Every input, and why it moves the answer.
Most earnings calculators in this space are marketing dressed as arithmetic: they pick generous defaults, hide the assumptions, and quote a single confident figure. This one shows its working, and where a number is genuinely unknown it says so instead of choosing one.
- Sessions and hours
- How often you go live and for how long. This is the input you control most directly and the one that moves the total more than any other. Two long sessions a week beats five short ones for most sellers, because an audience has to arrive before anything sells.
- Concurrent viewers
- Average, not peak. Peak flatters everyone. If you are not sure, take the number you see thirty minutes into a normal stream, not the number when something dramatic happens.
- Conversion
- The share of viewers who buy something in a session. Low single digits is normal and healthy. A rate above about eight percent usually means a small, very warm audience rather than a broad one, and it tends to fall as the audience grows.
- Average order value
- What a buyer spends when they buy. This is where category choice shows up: sealed modern and graded vintage produce very different numbers from the same viewer count, which is why the market pages break price bands out by game.
- Product cost
- What the product cost to put on the table. It is recovered before anything is split, because without it there is no next stream. An independent streamer working alone carries this themselves; in this program the intent is that we carry it.
What this number is not
It is not an offer, a projection, or a promise. It is arithmetic on inputs you chose. The commission split is shown as a range because it has not been decided, and the payout schedule does not exist yet, so nothing here is a figure anyone has committed to paying. When the split is set it will be published on the streamer agreement page rather than negotiated one applicant at a time.
The other honest caveat: the program is still being built. Okemos is the one room open to approved streamers today; Dallas and Miami are coming soon.
Like the number? Come make it real.
The application takes about five minutes and there is no fee. Approved streamers book rooms in Okemos through the streamer portal.