What these platforms actually pay, with the receipts
Fees, payout minimums and waiting times, pulled from the company's own pages and dated. If a number here isn't sourced, it doesn't go up.
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What you must reach before each of these will pay you
The lowest published threshold on each platform we cover, with the method it belongs to. Every figure is that company's own, read off its own page on the date shown there. Nothing is converted between currencies: where a company publishes one number for both, it prints as EUR/USD.
A support bot for a one-person shop, from the providers' own docs: the policies as files, an afternoon in Google AI Studio playing the customer, then one API call with the files attached (OpenAI file search, Anthropic prompt caching at $0.10 per million cached tokens, Gemini File Search). One exchange sized and multiplied by the month, the ceiling above the price ($100 to $200,000 a month by tier), and the 429 fallback to write before the first customer sees one. In 2026.
Have AI draft a client article by the token: the brief as a system instruction with the client's own paragraphs as examples, one run in AI Studio or Mistral Studio or one API request with max_tokens above 2,000, and the output prices as published ($0.28 to $50 per million tokens, a tenth of a cent to ten cents a draft). Who owns the draft, what is deleted after 30 days, and why the edit hour is the number you quote. In 2026.
The transcription gap, turned into a service: ElevenLabs Productions charges $2.00 a minute for a human-reviewed transcript, Rev pays the typist $0.40 to $1.10 a minute, and Scribe v2 by API does the hour for $0.22. Upload, ten minutes of fixing names, export text and SRT, quote per audio minute. Every step walked through in a real ElevenLabs account, with screenshots, in 2026.
A blog in your own language, from the networks' own pages: AdSense's list of 50 languages and its door with no traffic figure, the $11.08 domain and $5.88 hosting, posts drafted for cents and edited in your voice, Analytics before anyone asks, and the next bar, Ezoic's 250,000 monthly active users, the only one with no country rule. What each network keeps and how many days after the month it pays. In 2026.
Buying a monetized channel, checked against the platforms' own terms: Twitch, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok forbid the transfer, Kick says nothing and ties payouts to the seller's Stripe identity, and only YouTube publishes a handover, a Brand Account owner invite, after which you link your own AdSense and sit through about a month of re-review. The due-diligence sheet, the payout route, and why the income column starts at zero on handover day. In 2026.
Getting paid to stream on Kick, Twitch or YouTube: the bar to the button (5 hours, four numbers in 30 days, or 1,000 subscribers), what each keeps of a $5 subscription (95%, 50% rising to 70%, AdSense), the floor before a payout ($50, $100, unpublished) and the days after the month ends (15, 21, 30). Every click from the three help centers, in 2026.
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Buying traffic instead?
There is a second set of pages here for media buyers: what each ad network pays out at, how it pays, and how often.
