Amouranth reveals how partnership with Kick has effectively doubled her income: 'It’s very lucrative'

2023-11-09 16:15

Amouranth said, 'It’s very lucrative for sure, it’s non-exclusive, so you can stream on Kick and Twitch, so it’s set up the same way'

HOUSTON, TEXAS: A well-known content creator in the online streaming world, Amouranth, recently shared insightful information on her profitable collaboration with Kick, a streaming service that seeks to compete with Twitch, the streaming behemoth owned by Amazon.

Even though the news of Amouranth joining the Kick platform caused a lot of controversy in the business in June 2023, one crucial detail remained hidden: the exact financial parameters of the deal were not made public.

Amouranth's income doubled after Kick's deal

Amouranth's Kick streaming agreement and how it could differ from xQc's $100M agreement were disclosed in an interview with Dexerto.

“I can’t talk about the actual numbers, but we got signed around the same time through the same agent. It’s a very similar concept,” she said.

When asked if the deals are worth the same, Amouranth replied that the deal is very profitable, significantly increasing her revenue.

“It basically doubled my income across the board. It’s very lucrative for sure. It’s non-exclusive, so you can stream on Kick and Twitch, so it’s set up the same way,” the streamer revealed.

Given that Amouranth earns over $1 million a month from OnlyFans alone, it is likely that Kick brings in at least that much.

Amouranth's Kick Arrangement

Even though Kick had only been up for a year or two, it signed well-known content creators from other platforms in an effort to grow its following.

Kick made waves in the streaming industry in June when they signed a historic $100 million agreement with xQc, one of the most popular streamers on Twitch.

The site then confirmed Amouranth's signing shortly after, however, it did not reveal any specifics of her Kick deal.

It's clear that the transaction is significant given Amouranth's disclosure that her income has doubled since signing the Kick contract.

Kick's strategy of aggressively investing in well-known streamers may seem odd to some, but it's becoming more and more obvious that this is a wise move.

With an astounding 434,000 hours of viewing time, Amouranth became the most popular female streamer on Kick, the streaming network owned by Stake, in August, according to Stream Charts.