Your viewers can donate bits to you and you can later get the money in your Twitch monthly payout (once you reach the $100 threshold). Bits are Twitch’s currency which can be purchased with money. The first way is to accept bit donations. Entertaining combinations tend to encourage viewers to donate again to see the alert.Before we begin, there are a couple of ways for you to accept donations on Twitch. You can customize alerts in Streamlabs with any animated gif and sound file. If you've seen a message like, "Thanks for following!!" onscreen, you've already seen an alert in action. Alerts are visual and audio cues that trigger during a live stream when a viewer follows, subscribes, donates, or tips with bits. One of the best ways to reward donors is by customizing your alerts. You can mention donation goals verbally and within your profile. This visualization updates in real-time as people donate and can motivate an audience to work toward a goal.
Services such as Streamlabs can create a free progress bar to add to a stream layout in OBS Studio. Viewers are more likely to donate if they know what their money is going toward. Some streamers also create lists of their top five donors, which can encourage competition among viewers.
This could get unwieldy for large channels, but for streamers with small audiences, this can be a great way to thank donors and encourage those who haven't yet to give it a go.
Add a Recent Donor widget that displays the last few donors' names to your onscreen Twitch layout.This reminds viewers that donating is an option and rewards donors with three seconds of fame. Thank your donors verbally during a stream.
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