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Who are the top-earning streamers on Kick?

Khizar Mundia
Khizar Mundia Published 10/11/2025
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Kick is famous for the higher potential earnings content creators can pull in on the streaming platform, but who are the top-earning streamers who are most benefiting from its revenue opportunities?

Such popular streamers as Adin Ross have repeatedly gone on record in highlighting how much more money content creators can make on the platform compared to rival livestreaming platforms like Twitch. While it’s common for the top streamers to make big money, not every content creator can reach that level of financial success. These top-earning streamers on Kick have managed to do so, pulling in some impressive numbers along the way.

xQc

top-earning Kick streamers

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Felix “xQc” Lengyel is a Canadian content creator and former Overwatch professional player. He began his career in esports but eventually moved on to full-time streaming, where he became most famous for his reaction and Just Chatting streams. The streamer has a loyal fan following and boasts more than 15 million followers across Kick, Twitch, and YouTube combined, showing the full range of his appeal.

xQc signed a two-year streaming contract with Kick in 2023 that worth as much as $100 million between its guarantees and incentives, all in exchange for the streamer bringing his unique brand of content to the platform for the duration of the contract. The deal also made xQc the top-earning content creator on any streaming platform, and no other streamer has manged to touch the size of that contract sign it was signed.

xQc’s net worth is now immense, and he continues adding to it on the strengths of his exploits on Kick and elsewhere.

Adin Ross

Adin Ross

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Adin Ross has been the face of Kick for some time, with rumors of the streamer even having equity as part of a co-ownership arrangement with the platform. While this fact has never been confirmed officially, Adin’s high earnings have been made clear to his viewers time and again. The streamer has publicly endorsed Kick’s partner program and shared that it helped him make $30,000 in a single stream.

Adin Ross also revealed that he has made over $500,000 from streaming on Kick in just one month. And that was with the content creator streaming only 16 days. The amount could have been even higher, showing exactly how and why Adin has established himself as one of the top-earning streamers on Kick.

Even beyond his streaming activities, Adin Ross also apparently has a stake in esports and entertainment organization FaZe Clan, further adding to his finances.

Amouranth

top-earning Kick streamers

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Kaitlyn “Amouranth” Siragusa has long been a prominent, albeit controversial, figure in the streaming world. She is known for her ASMR content and her on-and-off public drama with her husband. Despite of all the negativity that sometimes comes her way, she is arguably the most popular female steamer on Kick, with a following of more than 250,000 unique users.

Amouranth first signed a Kick deal in 2023 that reportedly paid her between $30 and $40 million. This figure was later corroborated by Amouranth herself when she shared that she made $38 million from the deal, which easily makes her one of the top-paid streamers on Kick even before her considering the size of her following on the streaming platform.

Westcol

top-earning Kick streamers

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Luis “WestCol” Villa is a Colombian streamer most famous for his Stream Fighters events, and he currently holds the ranks of most-followed Kick streamer and the content creator with the highest viewership on the platform. The latter all but guarantees that Westcol’s Kick revenue is on the higher end of what’s possible on the platform, and the former ensures that he is more famous than even Kick more public face of Adin Ross, who is now number-two behind Westcol on the platform’s most-followed list.

Westcol’s Stream Fighters broadcasts are specifically popular among Latin American viewers, who tune in by the millions in events that create both huge revenue and plenty of attention for the streamer and his partners. The content creator’s growth over the years has been very impressive and has kept him among the best-paid Kick streamers.

Trainwreckstv

trainwreckstv

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Kick streamer Tyler “Trainwreckstv” Niknam may be the most famous for his high-risk plays and dramatic winnings in his betting and gambling streams, but his place among the top-earning streamers on Kick goes well beyond that. The streamer has gone on the record multiple times claiming he’s the highest-paid streamer in the world and that he has made hundreds of millions of dollars through partnerships with top operator with Stake and other business in the online betting space.

Train is among the foremost gambling and betting streamers on Kick, having moved to the platform after Twitch clamped down on the category. There is little doubting that Trainwreckstv’s net worth has ballooned since his move to Kick, and that he is in fact one of the top-earning Kick streamers.

Featured image credits: Adin Ross, Amouranth, Kick, Trainwreckstv, xQc, Westcol

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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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