Gleem for streamers
Gleem is a creator page and a Twitch extension in one. Your viewers send Gems with a message, join your memberships, unlock your posts, request on-stream Treats and collect signed cards — and you decide what everything costs.
What is Gleem
Twitch is where you stream. Gleem is where your community takes part — on your own page at gleem.gg and right inside the Twitch player.
Claim gleem.gg/yourname, add a banner and choose what you offer: posts, memberships, Treats or signed cards.
Viewers find everything in a panel under your stream, and can exchange Bits for Gems without leaving Twitch.
Messages, memberships, requests and cards come in on stream and on your page. You see all of it on one dashboard.
Features
Use one part or all of them. Your page only shows what you offer.
Creator page
Your gleem.gg page brings everything together, with a tab for each part: messages, posts, Treats, memberships and cards.
Memberships & posts
Build your own tiers — name, monthly price in Gems and benefits — and share posts with everyone, with members only, or as a one-time unlock.
Twitch extension & Treats
Treats are the on-stream requests you are willing to take, grouped into your own categories and priced by you. They live in a panel under your stream.
Signed cards
Offer signed cards as a Channel Points reward. Viewers redeem it on Twitch, pick a design on your page, and the signed card is posted to them.
Creators on Gleem
A few of the creators already using Gleem. Every page looks different, because every channel is.
How you get paid
The moment a viewer gets Gems on your stream, your payout is locked in. No floating balances, no waiting on redemptions.
Two separate kinds of Gems: those from Bits are redeemed in the extension, those from gleem.gg on gleem.gg. One never turns into the other.
Viewer gets Gems
Kiko exchanges Bits in the extension
Split settled
You 80%Gleem 20%
Paid out by Twitch on your normal payout schedule.
Twitch affiliate or partner requiredTreat
day 3
Treat
day 40
Viewer gets Gems
Kiko gets a Gem package on gleem.gg
Split settled
Partner 70%Gleem 30%
Gleem Partners: 70% of net revenue.
About the Partner ProgramTreat
day 3
Gem message
day 40
Unredeemed Gems stay with the viewer without creating a pending balance or liability for you.
Your cut is calculated and locked in the moment a viewer gets Gems — not weeks later when they send a Gem message or unlock a Treat.
Viewers can unlock Treats, Gem messages or tier perks on day 1 or day 40, and your payout stays exactly as it was.
Bits used in the extension follow Twitch's standard extension split — 80% of the value to you, 20% to us — and Twitch pays your share on your normal payout schedule. Bits revenue requires Twitch affiliate or partner status. Gem packages obtained directly on gleem.gg pay Gleem Partners 70% of net revenue, settled up front — see the Partner Program.
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About CrossfadeGood to know
A creator page and a Twitch extension where your viewers take part — with Gem messages, memberships, posts, on-stream Treats and signed cards — on terms you set.
Yes. Creating your page, setting up tiers and treats, and installing the extension cost nothing, and there is no monthly fee.
To earn Bits revenue, yes — Twitch only shares Bits revenue with affiliates and partners. You can install Gleem, build your tiers and take requests before then, but the Bits side only starts paying once Twitch makes you eligible.
Your split is settled when a viewer gets Gems, not when they redeem them. When a viewer exchanges Twitch Bits inside the extension, Twitch applies its standard extension split to the Bits used: 80% of the value reaches you as Bits revenue on your normal Twitch payout schedule, and 20% goes to us as the extension developer. Twitch handles that payout, not us. For Gem packages obtained directly on gleem.gg, your share is settled immediately.
No. Your gleem.gg page works on its own: memberships, posts, Treats and signed cards are all there. The extension adds the Twitch side — viewers see everything under your stream and can exchange Bits for Gems. Gems from Bits are redeemed in the extension, Gems from the web on the web.
You add signed cards as a Channel Points reward on Twitch. A viewer redeems it, picks a design on your gleem.gg page and the signed card is posted to them, with tracking along the way.
No. Gems are digital content enhancements with no cash value — they cannot be sold, transferred between viewers, or redeemed for money. What they unlock is access and moments on your channel.
Maybe not. Gleem has its own widgets for OBS: the queue, a wheel you spin from your dashboard, a fishing game where your viewers cast a line from chat or with bits, channel points, subs or Gem tips, and alerts for Gem tips, Treats, follows and memberships, each with your own look. The alerts show what happens on Gleem, so if you want alerts for Twitch subs or raids too, keep your current tool running alongside them.
Free to start
Create your page, build a tier, price your first treats. No monthly fee, no credit card, no commitment.
