Putting together the Streamer Awards doesn’t come cheap as QTCinderall has revealed costs for the massive event.
The
2023 Streamer Awards
are just around the corner. Streamer and host QTCinderella has announced the categories, venue, and co-hosts — and it’s looking like a big production once again. According to QT, it has definitely been a big investment for the extravagant annual award show.
QTCinderella recently revealed that she has already spent around $1 million to put together the 2023 Streamer Awards.
The cost of the 2023 Streamer Awards
With 26 categories, a huge red carpet event, and a live audience, the Streamer Awards is a huge celebration for streaming. But just how much does it cost to host such an event?
During a stream with Maya Higa, QT revealed that she’s spent almost $1 million on the event so far. At this point, QTCinderella has put $900,000 toward the annual event, triple what she spent last year. The cost is so high, in fact, that QT even hinted that she took sponsorship from upcoming Twitch rival
Kick.
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How much are tickets to the 2023 Streamer Awards?
One way to recuperate some money would be ticket sales. Tickets to the Streamer Awards are still available
here, but they don’t come cheap.
The tickets available right now range from $150 to $200 depending on how close to the stage you are. The event is being hosted at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, if you’re hoping to attend in person.
But tickets are selling out fast. If you want to watch the Streamer Awards in person, you’ll need to buy tickets soon. But even if they sell out, you can still watch on QTCinderella’s Twitch channel.
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