Kick Partner Program Requirements in 2026: What Casino Streamers Should Know
October 19, 2026

The Kick Partner Program requirements are a verified channel, 75 average concurrent viewers, 30 hours streamed, 25 active subscribers, 250 unique chatters and 3 VODs in the last 30 days, plus at least 250 followers. This guide lists each requirement from Kick's own pages, explains how to apply and the Fast Track route, and answers the question casino streamers ask most: do gambling streams count?
Quick answer: Meet the thresholds above, keep a completed About section with social links, follow Kick's rules, then apply by email or through Fast Track. Meeting the numbers does not guarantee entry. Gambling streams do not earn Partner pay: Kick's partner page says streams in gambling categories are demonetised (Kick Partner Program page, checked 17 October 2026). Casino streamers on Kick earn from subs, tips and sponsors instead.
If you stream slots or casino on Kick, LuvKaizen works with casino and crypto casino brands that sponsor Kick streamers. We match you with a brand that fits your audience and negotiate the deal. Applying is free.
The Official Kick Partner Program Requirements

Kick's help article on joining the program, dated 7 July 2026, lists these standard metrics (Kick Help Center). Kick's partner page lists the same viewer, hours, subscriber, chatter and follower numbers.
| Requirement | Threshold | Window |
|---|---|---|
| Verified channel | Verified before you apply | Ongoing |
| Channel profile | Completed About section and relevant social links | Ongoing |
| Average concurrent viewers | 75 or more | Last 30 days |
| Hours streamed | 30 or more | Last 30 days |
| Active subscriptions | 25 or more | Last 30 days |
| Unique chatters | 250 or more | Last 30 days |
| VODs | 3 | Last 30 days |
| Followers | 250 or more | Total |
| Rules | Follow the Terms of Service, Community Guidelines, DMCA Policy and Partner terms | Ongoing |
Kick calls these early stage metrics that can change, and says meeting them does not guarantee entry. You can track your progress in the Achievements section of your creator dashboard.
Because the numbers change, check the official page before you plan around them.
Before Partner: Subscriptions, Verification and Payouts
The Partner Program is not the first step. Kick's help center says that after 5 hours streamed in total, the Enable Subscriptions button appears in your dashboard, and you can accept paid and gifted subs (Kick Help Center, June 2026).
- Sub split. Kick uses a 95/5 split. A $5 monthly sub returns $4.75 to you, and you also keep 95% of the value of Kicks viewers send (Kick Help Center, August 2026).
- Identity check. To be paid you complete Stripe identity verification, add a bank account in a supported country and confirm your payout currency. Verification is also tied to Partner eligibility (Kick Help Center, July 2026).
- Payout timing. Verified streamers can choose weekly or monthly payouts; others are paid monthly. US bank transfers take 2 to 3 business days and international transfers usually 3 to 7.
- Country support. Stripe does not pay out in every country, and Kick says streamers in unsupported countries cannot currently receive payouts. Check yours before you build a plan around Kick income.
How to Apply, Including Fast Track
There are two routes into the program.
Standard application
Once you meet the thresholds, email Kick's partnerships team from the email address linked to your Kick account and include your username (Kick Help Center). Kick's partner page lists the address as kickpartners@kick.com.
Fast Track
Fast Track is for creators with an established audience somewhere else. You do not need to meet the standard streaming numbers or already stream on Kick. You apply through the Fast Track form on Kick's partner page, and Kick says its partnerships team replies within 24 hours (Kick Help Center).
After you join
Partners are paid per stream based on viewers, and Kick says the program has paid out more than $400 million since 2024 (Kick Partner Program page). Kick does not publish the formula. Its help center says rates use a rolling window of recent streams, average audience and factors such as language and region (Kick Help Center), and the Partner terms treat rate details as confidential (Kick Partner terms).
You may multistream to other platforms, but only with the Multistreaming toggle on, and your payout drops by 50% for that session (Kick Help Center, May 2026).
Do Gambling Streams Count Toward the Kick Partner Program?

Short answer: gambling streams do not earn Partner pay. Under prohibited content, Kick's partner page says streams in the "Just Sleeping and gambling categories" are demonetised (Kick Partner Program page, checked 17 October 2026).
This has been building for a while:
- March 2025. Kick was reported to stop paying its hourly rate to Partner streamers in the Slots & Casino category, while subs and donations still paid (VegasSlotsOnline).
- June 2026. Kick co-founder Ed Craven said on X that the Partner Program does not currently reward viewership from slots or casino streams, and suggested a gambling streamer try other categories (Win.gg, 5 June 2026).
What Kick's pages do not say is whether hours streamed in gambling categories count toward the 30 hour and 75 viewer thresholds. If you plan to mix casino and other content, ask Kick support before you count on those hours.
Gambling streams are still allowed on Kick. The rules: follow the gambling law where you live, take sponsors only from sites licensed in the relevant jurisdiction, disclose affiliate links clearly, label streams 18+ and use the right category, and never gamble with funds from viewers (Kick Community Guidelines, updated 19 March 2026).
What Gets You Refused or Removed
Kick lists the grounds on which it can refuse or remove verification and Partner status (Kick Help Center). The main ones:
- Repeated breaches of the Terms of Service within a 30 day period.
- Manipulating statistics, joining communities that inflate stats, or buying subscriptions for your own channel.
- Going 90 days without streaming, or no regular schedule.
- Mirror streams, blank streams or pre recorded content instead of original live streams.
- No VOD content on the channel.
Bots never count. Kick says engagement from bots, coordinated accounts or engagement tools is excluded from eligibility, Fast Track claims that relied on it are rejected, and payments for affected periods are reversed (Kick Help Center).
For casino streamers, Kick also lists gambling specific reasons for suspension: sponsored gambling on unlicensed platforms, affiliate links not declared clearly, gambling with viewers' money and gambling streams without an age label (Kick Help Center, May 2026). The Partner terms also let Kick end your participation at its discretion (Kick Partner terms, clause 6).
How Casino Streamers on Kick Get Paid Instead
If you stream slots or casino on Kick, the Partner Program will not be your income, so sponsors are. Casino sponsors pay a flat fee per stream or month, a CPA for each first time depositor you refer, a share of net gaming revenue, or a mix. Our Kick streamer casino sponsorships guide explains how those deals work, and our list of top Kick streamers in 2026 shows who leads the platform.
LuvKaizen works with casino and crypto casino brands that sponsor Kick streamers. We review your channel, match you with brands that accept your viewers' countries, and negotiate the deal. Applying is free, and you stay responsible for following Kick's rules and the law where you live.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the Kick Partner Program requirements?
A verified channel with a completed About section and social links, at least 75 average concurrent viewers, 30 hours streamed, 25 active subscriptions, 250 unique chatters and 3 VODs in the last 30 days, at least 250 followers, and compliance with Kick's rules. Kick says the numbers can change and meeting them does not guarantee entry.
What are the Kick affiliate requirements?
Kick's help pages mention affiliates and partners but do not publish separate affiliate thresholds. The first published step is subscriptions: after 5 hours streamed in total, the Enable Subscriptions button appears in your dashboard and you keep 95% of each sub.
How do I become a Kick partner?
Meet the standard thresholds and email Kick's partnerships team from the email linked to your Kick account with your username, or apply through Fast Track on Kick's partner page if you already have an established audience on another platform.
What is Kick Fast Track?
Fast Track is a route into the Kick Partner Program for creators with an established community elsewhere. You do not need to meet the standard streaming numbers or already stream on Kick, and Kick says it replies within 24 hours.
Does Kick pay gambling streamers?
Not through the Partner Program. Kick's partner page says streams in gambling categories are demonetised. Gambling streamers can still earn from subscriptions and tips on Kick, and from casino sponsors.
Can I multistream as a Kick partner?
Yes, with the Multistreaming toggle switched on. Kick reduces your Partner payout by 50% for the length of each multistreaming session.
Is the Kick Creator Incentive Program the same as the Partner Program?
Yes. Kick launched its creator payment program in 2024 as the Creator Incentive Program, or KCIP, and its help pages now call it the Kick Partner Program, or KPP, while still referring to the KCIP terms.
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