Parti is looking to enter the streaming world in a big way, and nearly anyone can apply for a $1,000 a month streaming deal.
With Twitch, YouTube, Kick, and now Rumble all in the fray, new streamers are flush with choice for platforms. However, another new company is looking to disrupt the ecosystem by poaching small streamers instead of icons. The website is currently flaunting monthly $1,000 checks to brand-new streamers.
Here’s how to start streaming on Parti and possibly earn a monthly $1,000 contract.
New Parti streamers have to stream consistently for one month and then hope for a $1,000 monthly contract.
At the end of the month, Parti staff with The exact criteria are not revealed, and only 30 creators will get contracts. However, for small streamers or those just starting out, the odds of getting a similar deal on Kick or Twitch are slim to none. This may be their best bet at getting consistent income from streaming.
Parti has also revealed a few things streamers can do to raise their chances. The official social media post recommended putting Parti links in their link-sharing profiles. Creating a Parti Pass on their profile also raises the chances. Lastly, linking their Parti streams whenever they go live can help catch the staff’s attention.
Parti is also offering larger contracts for established streamers willing to switch. The announcement claimed that Parti would also offer larger contracts up to $10,000 a month. The wording implies that there will be no trial period for larger streamers. Few household names in streaming have announced a switch, which appears to align with Parti’s small streamer-focused strategy.
Parti’s $1,000 system seems strange, but with the numbers broken down, it makes more sense. Kick offered an alleged $22 million check to Kai Cenat to host his ongoing subathon on Twitch’s main rival. That same money could afford over 1,800 small streamers for a year on Parti. It appears the site’s strategy is to cast a wide net and grab many small audiences rather than one big one. Only time will tell if it pays off for either Parti or its target audience.
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