Nick White shows how much smaller Kick creators can make

Khizar Mundia Published 30/04/2026

Kick streamer Nick White is a relatively smaller creator, but he highlighted in a recent stream how well the platform pays him.

Nick White is a creator that first came to prominence in 2024, gaining a reputation for entertaining JustChatting and reaction streams. He also faced a Kick ban for livestreaming how easy it is to code viewbots. The streamer has been creating regular content on Kick since his return, and is typically in the news for his blunt opinions. Nick White recently showed his Kick earnings in a livestream, and fans are comparing them to how much smaller creators make on other platforms.

Image credit: Nick White

How much does Nick White earn on Kick?

Nick White opened his Kick analytics in an April broadcast, highlighting that he currently makes roughly $7,000. He then displayed January 2026, when the streamer earned approximately $22,000. His chat found the number to be lower than expected, which annoyed Nick White, so he displayed his December 2025 earnings, which were roughly $38,000.

Image credit: Nick White

These figures aren’t overly impressive in themselves, as Kick is already famous for its higher earning potential. The platform offers a lucrative 95/5 split, and its KPP is also a large driver in a creator’s revenue. This has led many streamers to start multistreaming on Kick, which lets them keep a presence on multiple platforms and also benefit from Kick’s financial potential.

Kick streamers such as Braden “Clavicular” Peters, whose YouTube channels were recently terminated, have reported making approximately $30,000 in just a single day, while Nick White’s monthly earnings are typically lower than that amount. However, what makes Nick White’s earnings impressive is that he only has approximately 50,000 followers on Kick. This is also why many of his viewers were surprised at how much money the creator is making. They questioned how a smaller streamer could earn so much monthly. Others speculated how much lower Nick White’s revenue would be if he were streaming on another platform, like Twitch.

Some viewers even speculated that Nick White may be viewbotting, which is a widespread problem in streaming, to inflate his audience and earn more. This is unconfirmed, but the streamer’s previous livestream, where he showed how to code viewbots, doesn’t help the case. Despite viewers finding Nick White’s earnings impressive, the streamer said his audience wasn’t supporting him, and he is considering not streaming, as he can’t even afford his rent.

Feature image credit: Nick White

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Khizar Mundia has been playing video games for as long as he can recall. Things have come a long way since the many days he spent playing the original NES, though. He now covers a variety of competitive games and esports, as well as the world of streaming, ranging from Twitch to Kick. If it’s of interest to gamers, it’s of interest to Khizar.

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