How much does a Twitch subscription cost?

In Poland Tier 1 is 4.99 EUR a month, Tier 2 twice that and Tier 3 five times that. Prices are set per country and mobile app prices can be higher than web ones. A 25 EUR gift card covers five months of Tier 1 on a single channel.

How do you get a free Twitch gift card?

You build a balance with GamerHash AI and spend it in the GamerHash store on the 25 EUR Twitch gift card. The code arrives right after you order, and your graphics card covered the cost during hours the machine was switched on anyway.

How do you buy Bits on Twitch?

You buy Bits on twitch.tv from the chat window or your Twitch Wallet, in fixed bundles. If your wallet holds a gift card balance, that is what pays — no payment card involved. Buying Bits works on the site, mobile browser included, but not inside the iOS and Android apps.

How do I support a streamer on Twitch?

Three main routes: subscribing to the channel (monthly, in three tiers), sending Bits in chat as a Cheer, and gifting subs to other viewers. A gift card balance covers all three — so the channel you are listening to right now can be backed by the work of your graphics card.

What is the difference between a sub and Bits?

A subscription is recurring monthly support for one channel: you get emotes, a badge and ad-free viewing. Bits are a one-off tip sent in chat as a Cheer, with an animation attached to your message. Subs renew; Bits go out whenever you feel like it.

How do I redeem a Twitch gift card?

Go to twitch.tv/redeem, sign in to your account and enter the code. The amount is added to your Twitch Wallet as gift card balance straight away and stays there until you spend it.

Does a Twitch gift card expire?

No. Neither the card nor the balance it adds has an expiry date — the money sits in your Twitch Wallet for as long as the account is active. The wallet holds a maximum of 2,000 EUR.

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Twitch gift card 25 EUR · straight from the GamerHash store

A Twitch gift card your graphics card pays for

Your PC is switched on for the whole broadcast and doing nothing with those hours. Put them to work: the app runs AI jobs on your graphics card, the balance climbs while the stream plays, and you spend it on the Twitch gift card itself. The channel you watch gets backed by the work of your GPU rather than the contents of your wallet.

A 25 EUR card: about nine days on an RTX 5090
Eleven on an RTX 4090 — roughly five months of a Tier 1 sub
Out of your own pocket: nothing

Start earning a Twitch gift card See how long it takes

Three steps. That is the whole thing.

No catch, no subscription, no small print. You rent out your graphics card for AI compute and get paid for it — during the very hours you spend watching someone else play.

Switch it on, go back to the stream

Install the app, hit EARN, carry on watching. Setup takes about a minute.

The card works, the balance grows

Watching? Your GPU runs AI jobs. Launch a game and it steps aside instantly. You get paid by the hour.

Collect the Twitch card

Swap your balance for the 25 EUR card and redeem the code at twitch.tv/redeem. No middleman.

How many days does your card need for 25 EUR?

An RTX 5090 covers the 25 EUR card in nine days, an RTX 4090 in eleven, an RTX 4080 in fourteen and an older RTX 3090 in about four weeks. That is a higher bar than the small gift cards in the store — and it buys more: 25 EUR is one channel subscribed months in advance. Pick your exact model in the calculator and see the real number.

What your PC needs to earn

34.58 GUSD

RTX 5090 9 daysRTX 4090 11 daysEstimated at 8 idle hours a day.

Run it on your card

Balances are held in GUSD — an internal unit equal to 1 USD. How fast it adds up depends on your card, the hours it runs and current network demand.

The Twitch card itself, not a substitute

The English catalog stocks exactly what this page is about: the Twitch gift card, 25 EUR, denominated in euros. Your balance buys it directly — not something you would have to trade on for Twitch credit afterwards. One denomination, one listing, one hop.

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Gift cards

You redeem the code at twitch.tv/redeem and the 25 EUR lands in your Twitch Wallet, where it waits until you spend it: on channel subscriptions for yourself or gifted to other viewers, on Bits in chat, or on Twitch Turbo. At a 4.99 EUR Tier 1 price that is five months of backing one streamer — all of it paid for by your graphics card.

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The Twitch gift card — what it actually is

Short and concrete: what you get, what the balance buys, what a sub costs and where the card works. Taken from official Twitch material.

What it is: A code that tops up your Twitch Wallet balance — redeemed at twitch.tv/redeem
Denomination at GamerHash: 25 EUR — a single listing, denominated in euros
What the balance buys: Channel subscriptions (your own and gifted), Bits in chat, and Twitch Turbo
Subs versus Bits: A sub is monthly support for one channel with emotes and no ads; Bits are a one-off tip sent in chat as a Cheer
What a sub costs: Tier 1 is 4.99 EUR a month in Poland; Tier 2 and Tier 3 are two and five times that
Does it expire: No — neither the card nor the redeemed balance expires; the wallet holds up to 2,000 EUR
Where it works: The euro card is supported in Poland and 24 other EU countries — it is not a global card
One limitation: The balance cannot pay for iOS or Android in-app purchases; you buy on twitch.tv, mobile browser included, and everything carries over to the app

Source: official Twitch materials and Help Center (twitch.tv).

Frequently asked questions

In Poland Tier 1 is 4.99 EUR a month, Tier 2 twice that and Tier 3 five times that. Prices are set per country and mobile app prices can be higher than web ones. A 25 EUR gift card covers five months of Tier 1 on a single channel.
You build a balance with GamerHash AI and spend it in the GamerHash store on the 25 EUR Twitch gift card. The code arrives right after you order, and your graphics card covered the cost during hours the machine was switched on anyway.
You buy Bits on twitch.tv from the chat window or your Twitch Wallet, in fixed bundles. If your wallet holds a gift card balance, that is what pays — no payment card involved. Buying Bits works on the site, mobile browser included, but not inside the iOS and Android apps.
Three main routes: subscribing to the channel (monthly, in three tiers), sending Bits in chat as a Cheer, and gifting subs to other viewers. A gift card balance covers all three — so the channel you are listening to right now can be backed by the work of your graphics card.
A subscription is recurring monthly support for one channel: you get emotes, a badge and ad-free viewing. Bits are a one-off tip sent in chat as a Cheer, with an animation attached to your message. Subs renew; Bits go out whenever you feel like it.
Go to twitch.tv/redeem, sign in to your account and enter the code. The amount is added to your Twitch Wallet as gift card balance straight away and stays there until you spend it.
No. Neither the card nor the balance it adds has an expiry date — the money sits in your Twitch Wallet for as long as the account is active. The wallet holds a maximum of 2,000 EUR.
Yes. The app costs nothing, there is no subscription and no entry fee. The only real cost is the electricity your PC uses while it runs — and it runs during the hours you already spend watching.

You are watching anyway. Let the card earn the sub.

Setup takes a minute. The machine is already on for every broadcast — nine days of that on an RTX 5090 and the 25 EUR Twitch card is yours.

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