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Getting started

A tipping platform for streamers - tips, alerts, overlays, and a chat bot, for at most 1% + 3p per card tip and nothing else.

TipPage gives you everything you need to take tips on stream:

  • A tip page - your public page at yourname.tippage.com (or your own domain) where viewers send tips, messages, and media requests.
  • An overlay - one browser source in OBS that plays tip alerts, TTS, viewer-requested videos, Twitch and Kick alerts, chat, and more.
  • A chat bot - TipPageBot answers commands in your Twitch and Kick chat and posts alert announcements if you want them.
  • A dashboard - everything is managed from my.tippage.com: queues, filters, bans, refunds, team members, the lot.

What it costs

There’s nothing to pay up front, and the only thing you can subscribe to is the optional TipPage+. On card tips a per-tip fee (2.75% + 23p in the UK, other countries here) comes off the amount that reaches your payout balance: the transaction fee Stripe charges us for processing the payment, passed on at cost, plus TipPage’s own share - 1% + 3p in the UK, less elsewhere. PayPal tips carry no TipPage fee at all; PayPal takes its usual receiving fee. Card tips settle into a payout balance that is yours: only you, the channel owner, can pay it out, on the schedule you choose. PayPal tips go straight to your PayPal account. (If you linked Stripe before payouts moved into TipPage, you’re on a legacy Stripe account and tips settle there instead.)

TipPage+ is an optional upgrade at £9.99 a month for streamers who want a custom domain, the AI word filter, a custom bot account, and chargeback cover.

Privacy, by design

Tips run through TipPage, not directly to you. A viewer’s bank statement shows TipPage, never your legal name - so nobody can use a payment receipt to find out who you are or where you live. The word filter (and the AI filter on TipPage+) exists to stop doxxing attempts making it to your stream.

What happens when someone tips

  1. A viewer opens your tip page, enters an amount and a message, and pays.
  2. The message runs through your word filter before it goes anywhere.
  3. The tip hits your queue and the alert plays on your overlay - name, amount, message, TTS.
  4. The money settles into your payout balance - or your PayPal account, for a PayPal tip.

TipPage works with Twitch, Kick, or both at once - one dashboard, one overlay, one bot. Accounts, teams and platforms explains how that fits together.

Ready? Start with creating your account.

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