Updated Oct 2026
Short answer: A $100 Super Chat, Super Sticker, or Super Thanks purchase with no sales tax keeps $70.00. Verified 9 Oct 2026.
YouTube says creators receive 70% of Supers revenue confirmed by Google, after local sales tax and App Store fees on iOS. Card fees are covered by YouTube. On $100 with no sales tax and no iOS percent typed, you keep $70.00.
Super Chat, Super Stickers, and Super Thanks
Where this sale goes: you keep $70.00. Fees $30.00.
$100 × 70% = $70.00. Sales tax $0.00. iOS fee 0%. Planning only.
| What this page uses | Rate | On $100 | You keep |
|---|---|---|---|
| Super Chat, Super Stickers, or Super Thanks, no sales tax, no iOS fee typed | 70% after tax and iOS fees | $30.00 YouTube share | $70.00 |
| Illustration only: $8 sales tax inside $100 | 70% of $92 | $27.60 share, tax separate | $64.40 |
Sources, checked 9 Oct 2026: YouTube Help — Super Chat and Super Stickers and YouTube Help — Super Thanks. Planning only. Not affiliated.
When the page opens: KEEP $70.00. YouTube says creators receive 70% of Supers revenue that is confirmed by Google. The 70% is calculated after local sales tax and App Store fees on iOS are deducted. On $100 with no sales tax and no iOS fee typed, you keep $70.00. Transaction costs, including credit card fees, are currently covered by YouTube.
Yes. YouTube says creators get 70% of Super Thanks revenue recognized by Google. The 70% is calculated after taxes and fees are deducted, including App Store fees on iOS. Transaction costs, including credit card fees, are currently covered by YouTube.
Type the sales tax that is already inside the amount. The 70% applies to what is left. If $100 includes $8 of tax, 70% of $92 is $64.40. That tax figure is an illustration. Tax rates vary.
YouTube says the 70% is after App Store fees on iOS. The Super Chat and Super Thanks pages do not publish that percent. The percent box starts at 0. Type one only if you already know it.