Casino streamers on CasinoHub get affiliate terms dealt direct through our partner — no affiliate network taking a cut of what you earn.
Free forever. Deals are optional — the whole dashboard works without them.
Why it’s
better here.
The usual route from a streamer to a casino runs through an affiliate network. The network finds the deal, handles the tracking, and keeps a slice of everything you generate — forever. That slice is invisible to you, because you only ever see the number left after it is taken.
CasinoHub works with one partner directly. They negotiate across every streamer on the platform at once, which means a channel with two hundred viewers is asking for terms on the strength of thousands. No slice comes out in the middle, so the rate you are quoted is the rate you are paid.
How it
works.
What you
also get.
Streamers who take a deal can also be handed ready-made assets — sliders, full stream layouts and casino profiles built by the partner and dropped straight into their account. They arrive switched off, so nothing changes on stream until you turn it on.
Everything else on CasinoHub stays free and works the same either way: the bonus hunt tracker, overlays, chat games, giveaways and leaderboards.
Common
questions.
Nothing. CasinoHub is free, and the deals are free to apply for. The partner earns from the casino, not from you.
Volume. The partner negotiates across every CasinoHub streamer at once, so a small channel gets terms it could never ask for alone — and there is no affiliate network in the middle taking a slice of every conversion.
Some deals set a minimum follower or viewer count, and the dashboard tells you which and by how much you fall short. Others have no minimum at all. If you are not sure what fits, request a talk and the partner will come back with something.
Directly by the partner on the terms of the deal you agreed. CasinoHub tracks the clicks on your link so both sides can see the same numbers, but it does not sit between you and your money.
Yes. Nothing here is exclusive unless a specific deal says so on the deal itself, and that is shown before you apply.