Viewer rules
What a paid minute is, where it stops, and how Points turn into dollars.
You are signed in, the stream runs in the QHub player on this site, and its tab is the one in front of you. It does not count if Twitch or Kick themselves do not show the streamer as live.
120 Points an hour, up to 2h of watch time a day, counted again from 00:00 UTC. Weekly tasks reset Monday 00:00 UTC, monthly ones on the 1st. The stream keeps playing after that, it just stops earning. A calendar month holds one more ceiling of 22,800 Points: watch time, the one-off reward for a new streamer, follows, subscriptions, shares, chat, streaks and referrals all count against it. Only the daily and weekly watch goals stay outside it.
500 Points are worth $1. Requests go in whole dollars, so the amount always lands on a multiple of 500 Points.
The smallest request is 12,500 Points ($25), the largest is 25,000 Points ($50). Payouts go to your Qzino account, so link it and wait for the confirmation before you request. One request stays open at a time, and each one is paid by hand after a check.
A tab you switched away from does not pay: the player stops reporting while it is hidden, and a long silence closes the watch session instead of adding to it. Minutes watched without an account do not count either: the player reports watch time only for a signed-in viewer. A second stream at the same time does not double anything, because one account keeps one active session, so opening another stream closes the previous one.
Paid watch time has its own goals: 30 minutes a day pay 50 Points, 60 minutes add 120 more, and 300 minutes over a week pay 500 Points. Their progress counts the same paid minutes, so the daily cap holds them too. Follows, subscriptions, shares, chat, a five-day streak and referrals pay their own rewards, and the tasks board shows each of them with its condition and its amount.